Awesome! Seeing as I am rather tight on voice actors, I have you in mind for both Captain John Avium and Major Tom Suptill. Reviewing the script I can't see any immediate problem with this as I don't think either character has adjacent lines, but when you record the lines if you could make Suptill a little deeper voiced, I think it would remove any chances of them sounding too similar. Thanks for the audition hoogiman, you've filled two more parts! I'll be sending you a PM with the script so you can read it over and start recording lines if you so choose.
Thank you!

I'll send you test lines for Sergeant Mark Valorosum!

you get my recordings?

Alright Stephen your voice is a little too high but I've taken it down two half steps and it works great. If this is okay with you, then you get the part. Also if you choose to accept, you won't have to lower the lines before sending them to me, I can easily do it myself. So really the question is, are you okay with having your voice lowered a little? I only ask because, well, it's your voice, and I feel like I should make sure it's okay with you.

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Awesome, then you get the part! Still need voice actors for Richard and Blake, General Fortibus (just found the fig, picture up hopefully tomorrow), and lots of soldiers!

BUMP So this doesn't get lost under all the THAC casting calls

CDP, did you send in any lines? If you did, I didn't get them.

Also, lines are still needed for Blake, Richard, and the General! If you're interested, please please please send in an audition, I'd like to get all voices done before 2012 (yes the script is finalized, and I will be sending out a PM to all my current voice actors). Also anyone who is interested but doesn't want a large role, I still need lines for the Dolorum soldiers, they each have 1-5 lines.

Hello again all, I'm posting this on here so I don't have to send it to a million people; this is just a general pronunciation guide for Palefaces, because most of these words are derived from Latin, and aren't necessarily easy to pronounce.

Pacis: The "c" is hard, and the "a" is long; thus it sounds sort of like this: Paa-kiss
Pacian: Again, hard "c" and long "a", so: Paa-key-an
Serenus: The "e" sounds like an "eh:" Seh-reh-noose
Logus: Low-guss
Avium: A(like the letter "a")-vee-um
Bellator: Bell-a-tour (probably the easiest, at least so far...)
Valorosum: Long "u": Valor-oh-soom
Syloson: This one is rather tricky, and I'm not even positive about the actual Greek pronunciation, so this is how I've decided it will be pronounced: Sy(like sly or sky, without the "l" or "k")-low-sun
Fortibus: Fort-ih-boos
Dolorum: This one is also tricky: Doe-lore-oom (don't over-enunciate it, though; the "Doe" should sound a tiny bit like a "Duh", when said right)

That should be all, if there are any additional questions, please ask here or send me a PM; one final note, the words aren't ones that you would use everyday, and I'm only able to say them easily because I take Latin; therefore, the best way to pronounce these words correctly is to say them until you're comfortable with the words. Tell friends and family about the film, using the proper pronunciation; say your lines over and over again in front of a mirror before recording them, until the difficult proper nouns come naturally and can roll off your tongue with the greatest of ease (also telling friends and family will promote the film ).

Yes, and yes! I'll send a link to the script to you in a PM probably in a few days, after I select which soldier you will be Thanks!

Haha no worries, and thanks