This is the page of rules which we run to be sure that you know exactly what and how you're to audition for a project. Although most Radio Play groups and things like that don't have any guidelines for auditions and things like that, sadly to say to narrow down the competition, we do. Any audition recieved that is not filled out correct or finished correct, we have the right to discard it from the pack and ignore it. These are the rules for the RADIO PLAY / DUB / AUDIO DUB positions. Those wishing to get involved in the SINGING PROJECTS please move on to the next page: Singing Rules. Thanks very much for your cooperation. Audition now! RULE 1:

Every character for every radio play / dub / audio dub needs voice, otherwise, there wouldn't really be a character. One line in a whole production is better then nothing. With this rule is to please respect the time it may take to respond to your e-mail, sometimes we are too busy with the auditions that came first.

RULE 2:

You need a microphone and an type of recording program. The standard Windows Recorder should be just fine for this. The files MUST be recorded in WAV format. We will NOT be except Real Audio, AVI, MPEG, MP3 or anything else you toss at us BUT wav files. If you send us anything other then a wav file, we reserve the right to delete it.

RULE 3:

Files, for regulation purposes, MUST be 1 minute long or under. Any file exceeding the 1 minute timeline to say your lines will immediately be deleted as well, we don't have time to listen to someone take 5 minutes to say a 37 second line. Believe us, we've seen it happen before.

RULE 4:

Any file over 100kb MUST be zipped. Preferably WINZIPPED.

RULE 5:

Being a voice actor/actress, you must be absolutely certain that you can finish your lines in the given amount of time. Without the lines, the production may end up halted, and regardless of whether your casted or the best, we will give you up. Holding up the production means that your part just MAY be given away.

RULE 6:

Please choose your role that ranges within your OWN voice range, sure, we may try roles that are new and interesting and we may even do a good job at them. But say you're REALLY good at Chibiusa (female), please don't audition for Tamahome (male), it's just not right and it sometimes is a waste of time. x.x

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