List of actors needed

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I have created a list below of all the voices needed in my script. I ensured I chose actors who I believed would carry out sustainable roles, via with keeping representation and audience in mind. Factors which I kept in mind were my characters tone of voice, gender, age as well as if they will be able to engage listeners. I have chosen my teachers and friends at school, and I ensured I directed them accurately on their intended roles. 

Show presenter (Emma Brown): Me 
-Young
-Relaxed, informal nature 
-Chatty
-Enthusiastic 
-Female
-Engaging for the audience 

 Recorded on Monday 2nd 10am 

Jingle: Alex 
-Captivating tone 
-Male
-Keen 
-Passionate 
-Catchy emphasis on words 

 Recorded on Monday 2nd 11am

News presenter (Dylan Green):  
-Well spoken
-Male
-Excited and alluring tone 
-Speaks in quite a serious manner
-Sounds older than the other presenter 

 Recorded on Monday 2nd 11:30am

Reporter (Eli Caine): Alex
-Passionate
-Informative 
-Male

 Recorded on Monday 2nd 1pm

Lisa Freeman (angry resident): Jaime
-Has a very frustrated tone of voice 
-Persistant and passionate 
-Angry and resentful
-Female 

 Recorded on Monday 2nd 1:30pm

Susan Nelson (Policewoman): Jodie 
-She has an older voice, so she sounds more experienced within her field of work 
-Talks with a very serious tone 
-Determined 
-Female

 Recorded on Monday 2nd 2pm

Vox pop 1 (parent): Louise
-Mature voice 
-Female 
-Expressive tone 
-Middle aged 

 Recorded on Tuesday 3rd 10am

Vox pop 2 (student): Libby
-Female
-Sounds a lot younger than my other Vox pops
-Comes across as quite child like

 Recorded on Tuesday 3rd 10:30am

Vox pop 3 (member of public): Cali 
-Formal way of speaking
-Passionate 
-Opinionated 
-Male 
-Sounds middle ages

 Recorded on Tuesday 3rd 11am



Peter Rhodes (food critic): Zak 

-Stimulated tone
-Male
-Resentful dialogue

 Recorded on Tuesday 3rd 12:40pm


Advert 1 (Ben and Jerrys Peanut Butter Crunch): Louise
-Bubbly 
-Female
-Middle aged 
-Persuasive tone

 Recorded on Tuesday 3rd 1pm
Advert 2 (Pure Gym): Manny 
-Male
-Middle aged
-Compelling tone of voice
-Energetic and excited about informing listeners of special offer

 Recorded on Tuesday 3rd 2pm

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