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Voice Actor with Irish Accent for Student Game
Job Description
A student game is seeking voice talent for a story following Cian, a young Irish boy who enters a mysterious tower to recover his deceased aunt’s stolen tarot cards. This paid voiceover opportunity requires English delivery with an Irish accent.
The role involves approximately 35 lines, recorded independently using your own recording setup.
Job Responsibilities
- Record approximately 35 lines of character dialogue.
- Deliver an expressive English-language performance with an Irish accent.
- Complete recordings independently during the designated recording window.
Requirements
- Be able to perform in English with an Irish accent.
- Be able to record independently.
- Be available during the production’s recording window.
- Review the full casting brief and submit your audition through the online form.
Compensation
- $100 flat fee.
"Who Turned Off The Lights?" is an anthology series consisting of four short films. The Bull: A supernatural creature terrorizes a group of friends. Wire House: A reporter investigates a dangerous cult. Chopped Up: A serial killer hunts down a woman in the woods. Possession of the Dead: A homicide detective tracks down a supernatural killer.
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Character Description:
Ruby is a fiercely intelligent, tomboyish 15-year-old Australian girl uprooted from Sydney after her father’s death in a fire. Now living with her family in a small Irish village, she’s angry, lost, and resentful of her new life. Beneath her tough exterior lies deep grief and confusion. She cuts her hair short in defiance—an act of rebellion and identity. Ruby is sporty, sharp-tongued, and guarded, but she’s also deeply loyal and vulnerable when her walls crack.
Throughout the story, Ruby clashes with classmates and struggles against a mother she feels betrayed by. When she meets Saoirse, a local girl who pushes and provokes her, Ruby is forced to confront who she really is — and the strength that comes from being unapologetically herself.
