Feel free to remove, just trying to support. I made a tool where your script can be read as a table read - you can find actors to read for the parts. If you can't fill all the roles, you can select from hundreds of ElevenLabs voices to fill the parts. Just wondering if this could be a beneficial tool for script writers or not. It's at prelogue.studio
I wrote a short, tense scene and I'm looking for a few actors to record a role in it.
No pay, it's a passion project, but perhaps you can use it on social, etc.
The scene "Booth Nine": 2:14 A.M., a half-dead diner, rain on the glass. Danny signed
a contract he never should have, and Vera is here to collect. She's not in a hurry.
Neither is the night. Then Marisol, the waitress, drifts over with a coffee pot and no
idea what she's walked into.
Roles (pick one):
• DANNY: M, 20s–30s. Wired, three coffees deep, out of road. Desperate, still bargaining.
• VERA: F, 40s+. Unhurried menace. The calm of someone who's never once been late.
Never raises her voice.
• MARISOL: F, 50s–60s. Warm, funny, gloriously oblivious - the comic air in a scene
that's holding its breath.
Recording takes a few minutes (webcam or audio-only, your call) and your read will get edited into the full scene with the other roles.
Comment or DM me and I'll send you the sides + where to record. Happy to read for your
stuff in return. Thanks!
I wrote a short, tense scene and I'm looking for a few actors to record a role in it.
No pay, it's a passion project, but it's a genuinely juicy scene to chew on and you
keep your tape.
The scene "Booth Nine": 2:14 A.M., a half-dead diner, rain on the glass. Danny signed
a contract he never should have, and Vera is here to collect. She's not in a hurry.
Neither is the night. Then Marisol, the waitress, drifts over with a coffee pot and no
idea what she's walked into.
Roles (pick one):
• DANNY: M, 20s–30s. Wired, three coffees deep, out of road. Desperate, still bargaining.
• VERA: F, 40s+. Unhurried menace. The calm of someone who's never once been late.
Never raises her voice.
• MARISOL: F, 50s–60s. Warm, funny, gloriously oblivious - the comic air in a scene
that's holding its breath.
It's a browser-based table read, so recording takes a few minutes (webcam or audio-only,
your call) and your read gets assembled into the full scene with the other roles.
Comment or DM me and I'll send you the sides + where to record. Happy to read for your
stuff in return. Thanks!