Here's the casting call for my BRAWL entry.  I will need at least one female voice.  Also, this film is going to be quite dark and more violent than anything I've done before--there will be a bit of brick-built blood/violence, although the film will be otherwise clean (no bad language, etc.).  Just to let you know.  [Also, I apologise for the rough quality of these pictures.  the actual film will look much better, promise.)

Anyway, here are the roles:

Leonard Wilson (Male, adult. 10 lines, most of which are very short, with a longer speech towards the end.)

Voice is fairly soft and quiet; however, he is also cold and bitter, particularly towards the end.

Test lines:
(somewhat suspiciously) "What's that got to do with anything?"
"We both know that isn't going to happen."

The Man with the Briefcase (Male, adult middle-age-ish.  8 lines, though half of these are fairly lengthy.)
Note: It's quite possible I myself will voice this role, if I have the opportunity.

A mysterious man.  The voice is formal and slightly unusual-sounding (sort of like Michael Emerson's voice, or G-Man from Half-Life, though nowhere as extreme as the latter.)

Test lines:
"I have been reliably informed of the... incident... that befell you."
"I merely provide the resources necessary.  What you actually do with these resources, on the other hand..."

Ophelia Bishop (Female, adult.  12 lines.)
Note: MUST be female voice.

A police detective investigating a series of killings.  Voice is a more or less normal-sounding adult woman.  Should be fairly kind-sounding, yet also determined.

Test lines:
"Fourth one this week, and it's not even Wednesday."
"Cross-reference any suspects with the list of victims."

There's also two minor roles:

Police Officer (Male/female, adult.)

Just a random police officer.  No particular voice requirements.  Only one long-ish line.

Test Line:

"We've got a lead." [the actual line is longer, but spoiler-ish]

Police Officer 2

Ditto.

Test line:

"Did they ever find out who did this?" (actual line.  I only need this line, so I'll just use the test line.)