u/BradBread5650

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I've been watching a lot of analog horror series lately, and one thing I've noticed is that not all of them actually use the stereotypical VHS/CRT aesthetic.

Some series lean much more toward cinematic presentation or early-digital-era visuals. The Mandela Catalogue and The Monument Mythos are two examples that come to mind. A lot of their scenes are framed and presented more like film than traditional VHS footage.

So, as someone who's relatively new to the community, I'm a little confused about what actually qualifies something as "analog horror."

Is the VHS/CRT aesthetic just one common visual style within the genre, or is there a more specific definition of what makes a series analog horror? Can someone elaborate?

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Hello! I'm an independent creator looking for voice actors for a fictional 911 emergency-call scenario.

This is an unpaid volunteer project. Professional experience isn't required. You don't need expensive recording equipment either, just a clear recording in a reasonably quiet environment.

I'm looking for two roles:

DAVID MAINE

Gender: Male

Age: Adult

Accent: American, preferably neutral

David is a civilian calling 911 because he has encountered something he cannot properly explain.

The performance should feel natural and grounded, not like a horror movie monologue. Confusion, hesitation, and uncertainty are important.

Audition Lines

«"Yeah, I... I need someone to come out here. I don't really know how else to explain this."»

«"There's something outside. I thought it was a person at first, but... I don't think it is."»

«"No, I haven't been drinking. I'm telling you, I can see it from the window."»

«"Wait. Hold on. It's moving again."»

Try to make it sound like you're genuinely speaking to a dispatcher, rather than performing for an audience.

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911 DISPATCHER

Gender: Any

Age: Adult

Accent: American, preferably neutral

The dispatcher should initially sound calm, professional, and procedural. They are trained to handle emergency calls, so they shouldn't immediately sound frightened.

The performance should gradually become more concerned as the situation stops making sense.

Audition Lines

«"911, what is the location of your emergency?"»

«"Sir, I need you to stay on the line with me. Can you tell me exactly what you're seeing?"»

«"David, I need you to move away from the window and remain inside the residence."»

«"David? Are you still there?"»

Feel free to interpret the lines naturally. Subtle acting is preferred over exaggerated reactions.

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🎧 AUDITION INFORMATION

Compensation: Unpaid / volunteer

Project: Independent fictional project

Format: Audio voice acting

Experience: Not required

AI/TTS: Human voice actors only

You can audition for one or both roles.

Please submit your audition through the Google Form:

G-Form Audition

You may also include a short introduction or previous voice-acting samples if you have them, but they aren't required.

Thank you to everyone who takes the time to audition!

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