Here is another new actor from whom I expect big things, Mr. John Crosthwaite. The guy pretty much nails every read like a goddamn hammer and delivers some high quality recordings to boot. Also in this little scene is Jessica Osborne as Kate, who is also just the best.
I really hesitate to show much from this particular mod, because every scene is a spoiler, but I figure John’s done enough work on a number of roles that I should give everyone a taste.
For those who are interested in voice work, I put up some more Fallout roles, one for New Vegas as well – depending on whether it’s even possible to do background scenes like that with GECK. If you don’t like any of the current roles you can subscribe to the page and get notifications when changes are made.
You can also send me a demo reel to show off your range and previous work. Minimum requirement for any role is using a USB Condenser mic. Environment issues can be worked around, but a bad mic won’t cut it.
Enjoy the weekend, er, what’s left of it anyway.
She showed him what passed for a smile. The kind of smile that would make brave men flinch. There were gaps wide enough to hold a cigar and chips sharp enough to slice them, but technically it was nothing more than that. A smile.
Now, one could be forgiven for confusing it with a set of piano keys, an awkward grimace, or even a display of malice, but given the context, the most scientifically accurate interpretation would be to label it ghoulo-sapien cum ridet, a smile.
Nevertheless, as smiles go, this one would not find its way into any dictionary definition, stock photo, or billboard selling high quality toothpaste. No, this was hardly what you would call the Platonic ideal of a smile. It was, as its wearer was fond of saying, anatomically incorrect. A great big nest of teeth.
But it lit him up all the same.