Casting Call

From the Producers of Star Trek: Outpost and Dr. Who: Legends of a Time Lord comes….the return of….

The 13th Hour

Deadline: October 1, 2010

Giant Gnome Productions proudly announces the return of The 13th Hour – a sci-fi/horror anthology series! And we are looking for several voice actors to play parts in various episodes in this ongoing anthology horror/sci-fi series. The most recent show “Another Way Out,” is part one of a two-part series. We would like to invite you to become part of the world of Giant Gnome Productions.

This is a non-paid, volunteer-only gig. The lines for this casting call are below!

AUDITION NOTES:

• Auditions will only be accepted in CD QUALITY WAV or 192 kbps MP3
• Please make sure there are no pops, hisses, scratches etc in your recording. The quality of recording WILL have an impact on whether you are cast or not.
• The auditions end: Friday, October 1, 2010 for all roles.
• We will accept re-auditions on a per person basis. Please put your best effort forward.
• The email that these auditions should be sent to is: auditions@giantgnome.com
• PLEASE – Label the audition files like this: CHARACTERNAME_YOURNAME.MP3/WAV
• If you submit more than one audition, please send them in a zip file.

So… let’s get to it! Thank you and good luck! Happy recording!

AUDITION LINES:

NOTE: All parts, except for those indicated, are open to both males and females.

ACKERMAN: Young co-pilot on a samll intersetllar transport vehicle.

Line 1: My father used to say we’re all either running towards something or away from something; and I guess that’s true enough. I also know there is nothing out here to run towards, so…what are you running from?

Line 2: I need to get a grip. It’s a dream. I know that. I just need to wait it out….we’ll be through the radiation belt soon and this will all just seem like another silly nightmare.

Line 3: What the…? The lights have gone out. Hello? HELLO? Is there anyone else here?…Fitzhugh? Kaufman? Anyone? Hello? Can anyone hear me?

FITZHUGH: Pilot. Older, more experienced in interstellar flight.

Line 1: Ah, hell, don’t worry about it. We’ve all had them. What was it? The rocket explode on the platform?…or the one where we all run out of oxygen? That’s the worst. We all get them, even me and I’ve been running these interstellar trade runs for almost seven years now. Something about being out here in deep-space, it can give you the shivers.

Line 2: Nothing is going to go wrong. We won’t be out more than fourteen, fifteen hours, depending how long it take the radiation to dissipate. We’re traveling through well charted space here, no asteroids.

KAUFMAN: (Male, older; mechanic of a small interstellar spaceship)

Line 1: Name’s Kaufman, Marty Kaufman, but everyone just calls me Kaufman. I’m one of the grease-monkeys that keeps the engines running.

Line 2: Ahhhh…so you’re Ackerman. I’ve heard a lot about you, heard you were pretty good on the stick. We could you a man who actually knows how to fly.

SIMMONS: (Younger mechanic of a small interstellar spaceship)

Line 1: Hey, come look at this.

Line 2: It’s the damnedest thing…someone seems to have carved something into the wall.

CHILD/MIRANDA: (Female, young, about age 10):

Line 1: (Echoed, dreamlike) Save me! Help me!

Line 2: Help please, something is wrong, I’m scared.

Good luck and happy recording!!