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30 scripts written by us, free to practice with, record and put in your reel. Every one lists voice age, accent and length, so you can pick a read that fits the audition you are chasing.

Enrol by Friday

Community collegeAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 13s
Fall classes at Brookhollow Community College start soon, and registration closes this Friday. Day, evening and online classes, with advisors ready to help you pick. Don't wait till next year. Brookhollow. Start here.

Direction: Energetic deadline read, friendly urgency, no shouting
What it is for: A short deadline spot that has to feel urgent while staying warm.
Coach's note: Watch out for hitting every word with the same punch. The urgency lives on 'this Friday'; the rest is conversational.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for urgency that sounds helpful rather than pushy.

One Hour a Night

Online courseAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 15s
One hour a night, after the kids are asleep. That's how I learned bookkeeping. Classfurrow has hundreds of short online courses you can take at your own pace. Try your first course free. Classfurrow. Learn in the gaps.

Direction: Calm, encouraging, a busy mum talking to busy mums
What it is for: A quick relatable online-learning read with a small emotional lift.
Coach's note: Watch out for making 'after the kids are asleep' sound tired. It's the secret win of the day; say it with a little smile.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for relatability and an honest, lived-in tone.

Fractions Are Not the Enemy

TutoringAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 16s
When homework night ends with two people crying, and one of them is you... Pencil & Owl Tutoring pairs your child with a patient tutor, in person or online. First session free. Pencil & Owl. Homework, minus the tears.

Direction: Light comic exasperation turning into relief
What it is for: A comic parent read with a problem-solution flip in fifteen seconds.
Coach's note: Watch out for starting too big. The opening is a tired dad at the kitchen table, not a sitcom; the relief on 'Pencil & Owl' is the lift.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for comic truth and a clean turn.

Apply Before March

ScholarshipYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 14s
First in your family to go to college? This is for you. The First Rung Scholarship Fund helps first-generation students with tuition, books and mentoring. Applications close March first. Apply at First Rung dot org.

Direction: Peer-to-peer, bright, genuinely excited for the listener
What it is for: A youth-targeted scholarship read that must sound like a peer, not a principal.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding like an announcement over the school intercom. Talk to one friend.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for an authentic young voice with a clear call to action.

Kindergarten Starts Here

School enrolmentAdult (25-40)Southern USOne narrator15 secondsabout 16s
Is your little one turning five by September first? Kindergarten starts here. Fallow Creek School District is now enrolling for the new school year. Sign up online or at any school office. Fallow Creek. We can't wait to meet them.

Direction: Sunny, welcoming, small-town friendly
What it is for: Public-information style school enrolment read with a warm regional voice.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting the details blur. Age cut-off and the date are what parents need; slow slightly there.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for warmth and clarity together.

Weld Your Future

Trade schoolAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 14s
Strike an arc. Lay a bead. Repeat until it's perfect. Copperline Welding School offers hands-on training in a real shop, with day and night classes. Info night this Thursday. Copperline Welding School. Build something.

Direction: Punchy, grounded, a working guy's confidence
What it is for: A short, gritty trade-school read with rhythmic copy.
Coach's note: Watch out for going gravelly and macho. Confidence comes from a steady, plain delivery; the rhythm of 'Strike an arc. Lay a bead. Repeat' does the rest.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for authority without affectation.

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Robot Summer

Summer camp, STEMAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
Build a robot. Launch a rocket. Code a video game about your cat. Then do it all again tomorrow. Gearloft Summer STEM Camp is a week of hands-on science, tech and engineering for curious kids aged eight to fourteen, led by teachers who get just as excited as they do. Sessions run all summer long, with early-bird pricing until April. Gearloft Summer STEM Camp. The best kind of messy.

Direction: Excited, fast and fun, but every detail clear for parents
What it is for: A high-energy kids' camp read aimed at parents, with a playful opening list.
Coach's note: Watch out for losing the parents in the fun. The dates, ages and early-bird line are for grown-ups; bring it down half a notch there.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for infectious energy that stays articulate.

Apprentice Wanted

ApprenticeshipAdult (40-55)ScottishOne narrator30 secondsabout 27s
Nobody's born knowing how to fit a boiler or wire a house. I certainly wasn't. First week, I dropped a spanner down a lift shaft. The Kelvinmoor Skills Partnership matches school leavers and career changers with local employers for apprenticeships in building, engineering and the trades. You'll get paid while you learn, with college days built in. Applications open now. Kelvinmoor Skills Partnership. Learn a trade properly.

Direction: Plain-spoken, dry humour, a foreman giving you straight advice
What it is for: An apprenticeship recruitment read with understated wit and clear information.
Coach's note: Watch out for selling too hard. The appeal is his straight-talking tone; 'you'll get paid while you learn' is said as simple fact.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a natural Scottish voice with authority and warmth.

The Campus at Dusk

UniversityAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
There's a moment, around dusk, when the library lights come on across the quad at Westmarch. Someone's still arguing about philosophy on the steps. Someone's running late to rehearsal. Someone just figured out, over cold pizza, what they want to do with the rest of their life. Westmarch University. Over a hundred majors, small seminar classes, and professors who know your name. Visit campus this fall. Westmarch. Find your question.

Direction: Rich, reflective, a touch of wonder; unhurried
What it is for: A classic prestige-university anthem read with imagery and space.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding like a trailer. Keep it intimate, as if you're walking the campus with one prospective student.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for richness and restraint.

Nineteen Years Later

Adult educationMature (55+)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
I left high school at sixteen to help my family. I always said I'd go back. Then life happened: a job, a marriage, three kids. Nineteen years later... well, more than nineteen. But I did it. Second Wind Adult Learning Center had evening classes, free tutoring, and teachers who never once made me feel old. At graduation, my granddaughter cheered the loudest. Second Wind Adult Learning Center. Finish what you started.

Direction: Quietly proud, a little choked up but holding it
What it is for: A mature-voice testimonial read about finishing a high school equivalency.
Coach's note: Watch out for giving away the emotion early. The turn is 'my granddaughter cheered the loudest'; everything before it is matter-of-fact.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for restraint and a real person's pride.

Hello World, Hello Career Change

Coding bootcampAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
Six months ago, I was a line cook who'd never written a line of code. Then I joined Loopwise Bootcamp. Twelve weeks of live classes, real projects, and instructors who answered every question, even the one I asked three times. Now I'm building things I never thought I could build. And I'm not done learning. Full-time and part-time cohorts start every month. Loopwise. Learn to code, one loop at a time.

Direction: Upbeat, modern, a little nerdy delight
What it is for: A tech-education read that needs pace and clarity without job or salary promises.
Coach's note: Watch out for overselling the outcome. Loopwise promises skills and support, not jobs; keep the close grounded, not triumphant.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for energy that sounds smart rather than salesy.

Learn It With Your Hands

Trade schoolAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
Some people learn best at a desk. Some of us learn with a wrench in our hand. Plumb Line Trades Academy offers hands-on programs in plumbing, electrical and HVAC. You'll train in real workshops, on real equipment, with instructors who've spent decades on the job and still love it. Financial aid is available for those who qualify, and new classes start every eight weeks. Plumb Line Trades Academy. Get to work.

Direction: Straight-talking mentor, warm and practical
What it is for: A trades recruitment read in the voice of an experienced tradesman.
Coach's note: Watch out for talking down to the listener. He respects people who choose the trades; there's pride, not a lecture.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for credibility: someone who's actually held the tools.

The Kitchen Brigade

Culinary schoolAdult (30-45)Neutral BritishOne narrator30 secondsabout 27s
Sizzle. Chop. Plate. Service! If the pass is where you feel most alive, it's time to take cooking seriously. Brigade Culinary Institute offers full-time and weekend diplomas in cookery and pastry, taught in professional kitchens by working chefs. You'll learn knife skills, stocks, sauces and service, and how to keep your head when the tickets won't stop printing. Open kitchen day this Saturday. Brigade Culinary Institute. Yes, chef.

Direction: Crisp, lively, a chef's energy in a busy kitchen
What it is for: A rhythmic, sensory culinary-school read with a staccato opening.
Coach's note: Watch out for rushing the kitchen sounds. 'Sizzle. Chop. Plate.' each needs its own space before the sell.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for crisp consonants and controlled energy.

Parlez-Vous Porch

Language schoolAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 30s
Bonjour. Hola. Konnichiwa. Or, in my case last summer, pointing at a menu and hoping for the best. Polyglot Porch runs small, friendly language classes online and in person, in twelve languages. Real conversation from day one, with teachers who are native speakers and very patient with your verbs. Morning, evening and weekend groups, for every level. Try a free trial class this month and bring a friend. Polyglot Porch. Order the soup with confidence.

Direction: Playful, curious, a little sparkle
What it is for: A lighthearted language-learning read that plays with foreign words without mocking them.
Coach's note: Watch out for hamming up the French, Spanish and Japanese. Say each phrase simply and correctly; the charm is in the narrator's delight, not an accent.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for playful precision.

Night Classes, Big Plans

Community collegeYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
Warehouse shift till four. Bus at four-fifteen. Accounting class at six. That's my Tuesday at Tamarind Valley Community College, and honestly, I love it. Small classes, evening times, professors who stay after class, and credits that can transfer to a four-year university later. My mom says I'm the busiest person she knows. I say I'm building something. One Tuesday at a time. Tamarind Valley Community College. Enrol for spring today.

Direction: Energetic, genuine, a young guy proud of his hustle
What it is for: A youthful testimonial read with a list and a strong close.
Coach's note: Watch out for rushing the list of his day. Each part (warehouse, bus, class) is its own picture.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for authenticity and a natural young voice.

Taking Off

Flight schoolAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
The first time the wheels leave the runway, and it's you at the controls... you don't forget that. Skyrun Flight Academy offers private pilot training for complete beginners. Ground school, flight hours with certified instructors, and a fleet of well-kept training aircraft at a quiet regional airfield. Book a discovery flight and take the controls on day one. Skyrun Flight Academy. Your first hour in the air is waiting.

Direction: Breathless wonder that settles into confidence
What it is for: Aspirational aviation read with a clear energy lift at the moment of take-off.
Coach's note: Watch out for staying breathless too long. The wonder is in the first paragraph; the information is steady and clear.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a controlled emotional lift.

Math at the Kitchen Table

Tutoring, duetYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanTwo narrators (duet)30 secondsabout 35s

Cast: LILYOWEN

LILYYou've been staring at that equation for twenty minutes.
OWENIt's staring back.
LILYJust ask Homework Harbor.
OWENThe tutoring app?
LILYYou type in the problem, and a real tutor walks you through it. Doesn't give you the answer. Makes you figure it out.
OWENThat sounds suspiciously like work.
LILYIt is. That's the point. Try it.
OWEN...Okay. x equals seven.
LILYWait, that's right.
LILYDid Homework Harbor do that, or did you?
OWENBoth. Homework Harbor. Get unstuck, on your own.

Direction: Teen brother and sister; sibling needling that turns helpful
What it is for: Two-voice tutoring spot built on sibling banter.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting the teasing get mean. LILY is proud of her brother by the end; the turn is 'Wait, that's right'.
What casting listens for: For duets, casting listens for a believable sibling rhythm and quick cue pickup.

The Second Degree

University, onlineAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 30s
I'm forty-eight, I've got two teenagers, a mortgage and a dog with anxiety. And I'm getting my master's degree. Aldergrove State University Online offers over forty accredited degrees you can study around work and family, with the same faculty who teach on campus. It's not easy. Some nights I study in the car outside my son's hockey practice. But it's possible. Talk to an enrolment advisor today. Aldergrove State University Online. Ready when you are.

Direction: Grounded, self-aware midlife humour, warm
What it is for: A mature online-degree read for career changers, with a gentle comic touch.
Coach's note: Watch out for making 'forty-eight' a punchline. It's a fact he's comfortable with; the smile is small.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for grown-up warmth and credibility.

Every Child Reads

School, open houseAdult (30-45)IrishOne narrator30 secondsabout 29s
At Juniper Brook Primary, we believe every child can learn to love reading. Every single one. We have small classes, a library bursting with stories, and teachers who read aloud every day, doing all the voices, even the dragon. Come and see for yourself at our open morning on the twelfth of October. Bring your little one, your questions, and your wellies if it's raining. Juniper Brook Primary School. Where stories start.

Direction: Gentle, lilting, a headteacher's warmth
What it is for: A small-school open-day read with a soft, persuasive tone.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding saccharine. It's a confident, kind head teacher; keep 'every single one' firm.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for warmth with backbone.

Nursing Is Calling

College, nursingAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 27s
The hand you hold at three in the morning. The question you answer for the fourth time, patiently. The family you walk down the hallway. If that sounds like the work you want to do, Harrowmere College of Nursing can help you get there, with accredited nursing programs, clinical placements and evening options for working adults. Info sessions every Wednesday. Harrowmere College of Nursing. Answer the call.

Direction: Respectful, heartfelt, then clear on information
What it is for: A career-education read that honours a profession without making outcome promises.
Coach's note: Watch out for getting preachy about heroes. Stay specific and human; the listener decides if it's a calling.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for sincerity and clarity.

The Music Room

Music schoolMature (55+)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 29s
My piano sat in the corner for forty years with nobody playing it. Mostly it held up photographs. Last spring I started lessons at Restnote Music School. Piano, guitar, violin, voice, for every age and every level, including 'absolute beginner who's a bit embarrassed'. Private lessons or small groups, days or evenings. Now the photographs have moved, and my neighbours know every note of 'Ode to Joy'. Restnote Music School. Start playing.

Direction: Nostalgic, twinkly, a lifelong musician's warmth
What it is for: An older-voice read about learning music at any age.
Coach's note: Watch out for going sentimental on 'never too late'. It's a friendly dare, not a greeting card.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for charm and a relaxed, musical cadence.

Where Are You Headed?

ScholarshipYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
College. Trade school. An apprenticeship. You know where you want to go. Paying for it is the tricky part. The Northmere Promise Scholarship helps any Northmere County high school graduate with tuition costs at participating colleges and training programs. It's not about grades or test scores. It's about getting started, and having someone in your corner while you do. Apply online before May fifteenth. The Northmere Promise. Your next step, supported.

Direction: Direct, hopeful, peer to peer
What it is for: A scholarship awareness read that must deliver eligibility clearly in a youthful tone.
Coach's note: Watch out for mumbling the eligibility details. 'Any Northmere County high school graduate' is the hook; land it.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for authenticity and clean information delivery.

The First Day Again

University, anthemAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 59s
There's a first day for everyone. For some, it's eighteen and nervous, with a car full of boxes and a parent trying not to cry in the parking lot. For some, it's thirty-four, after years of saying 'someday'. For some, it's the first day in a new country, in a new language, with a lot to prove. Westmarch University is a place for all of them. We have over a hundred undergraduate majors, small seminar classes, research you can join in your first year, and advisors who help you figure out what comes next. There's a writing center, a tutoring center and a counseling center, and they're all free to students. You'll find clubs for rock climbing and robotics, choirs, debate teams, and a very serious society dedicated to board games. Your first day is coming. Make it here. Westmarch University. Applications for next fall are open now.

Direction: Warm, sweeping, confident; builds without becoming a trailer
What it is for: A long university anthem read with a structured build and a strong button.
Coach's note: Watch out for building too early. Keep the list of first days even and let it rise only on 'Westmarch University is a place for all of them'.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for control over a full minute and an honest, warm finish.

Career Change at the Kitchen Table

Online course, duetAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanTwo narrators (duet)60 secondsabout 63s

Cast: BEVMAUREEN

BEVI'm fifty-one, Maureen. Nobody starts over at fifty-one.
MAUREENI did. At fifty-three.
BEVYou did your graphic design course when the grandkids were napping.
MAUREENExactly. Twenty minutes here, an hour there. Classfurrow lets you go at your own pace.
BEVI haven't taken a class since typing in 1989.
MAUREENThen you're already good at typing. What do you want to learn?
BEV...Project management. I've been managing projects for years. I just never had the paperwork.
MAUREENClassfurrow has a whole project management path. Short videos, practice exercises, and a certificate when you finish.
BEVWhat if I'm terrible at it?
MAUREENThen you'll be terrible at it for about a week, like everyone else. And then you won't be.
BEVThat is the least inspiring pep talk I've ever heard.
MAUREENAnd yet you're opening your laptop.
BEV...I am, aren't I.
MAUREENClassfurrow. Your first course is free. Learn in the gaps.

Direction: Two old friends over coffee; honest, funny, supportive
What it is for: A long two-voice spot about adult learning, with realistic doubt and a gentle push.
Coach's note: Watch out for bEV's doubts played for laughs only. They're real; MAUREEN's encouragement lands because the fear is genuine.
What casting listens for: For duets, casting listens for friendship: overlap, reaction and warmth.

Welcome to the Workshop

Trade schoolAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 58s
The first time I wired a panel on my own, my hands were shaking. My instructor just nodded and said, 'Now do it again, faster.' That was at Plumb Line Trades Academy, twelve years ago. I was the only woman in my class. Now I teach there, and I'm not the only one any more. Here's what we do. You learn the theory in the morning, then you spend the afternoon in the workshop, doing it for real. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC and carpentry, taught by people who've done the job for decades. We have day and evening programs, financial aid for those who qualify, and a career services team that helps you with applications, apprenticeships and interview practice. Some people are meant for a desk. Some people are meant for a toolbelt. Plumb Line Trades Academy. Classes start every eight weeks. Come and see the workshop.

Direction: Confident, energetic, a working electrician who loves her trade
What it is for: A long trades read from a woman in the industry; pride and practical detail.
Coach's note: Watch out for turning it into a speech about barriers. She mentions being the only woman once and moves on; the spot is about the work.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for authority, humour and genuine love for the job.

Bus Stop Scholar

Community collegeAdult (30-45)Southern USOne narrator60 secondsabout 54s
I did most of my studying at a bus stop. Route eleven. Seven fifteen every morning. I'd been driving a delivery truck for nine years, and I wanted more. Not a whole new life, just a better one. So I signed up at Brookhollow Community College. Two evening classes, to see if I could hack it. Turns out I could. Brookhollow had tutors in the library till nine, an advisor who helped me pick classes that fit my shifts, and financial aid that made it possible. Last May I got my associate degree in logistics. My daughter wore my cap all the way home. I'm the first in my family to finish anything like that. It won't be the last. Brookhollow Community College. Day, evening and online classes. Registration for spring is open now. Start here.

Direction: Easygoing, storytelling, a proud father's warmth
What it is for: A long, story-driven community college testimonial.
Coach's note: Watch out for playing the ending too big. 'I'm the first in my family to finish anything' is said simply, maybe with a small laugh.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for natural storytelling and a genuine regional voice.

The Tutor Who Waited

TutoringAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 57s
My son Jonah used to hide his reading homework in the dog's bed. Every night we'd find it, and every night it ended the same way. Him in tears. Me pretending I wasn't. His teacher suggested a tutor. I was sceptical. We'd tried apps, flashcards, bribes involving pizza. Then we met Grace from Pencil & Owl Tutoring. She didn't hurry him. When he got stuck, she waited. When he guessed, she asked him why. And she found out Jonah loves sharks, so every week there was a new shark book. Three months later, I heard him in his room, reading aloud to the dog. I didn't know he could do that. Pencil & Owl Tutoring. One-to-one tutoring in reading, maths and science, in person or online, for ages five to eighteen. Your first session is free. Pencil & Owl. Patience you can book.

Direction: Reflective mum, gentle humour, a real turn of emotion
What it is for: A long parent testimonial that builds to a quiet emotional turn.
Coach's note: Watch out for rushing past 'I didn't know he could do that'. That's the heart of the spot; let it land, then brighten into the close.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for honest emotion kept under control.

Before the Deadline

College, financial aidAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 54s
Financial aid forms. Three words that make even brave people close the laptop and go make a sandwich. At Kilbride College, we get it. So here's the plan. Step one: come to a free Financial Aid Night, any Tuesday this month, on campus or online. Step two: bring your documents. We'll send you a checklist, so there's no guessing. Step three: sit down with one of our advisors, who'll help you fill in the forms, line by line, and answer every question you've been too embarrassed to ask. That's it. You don't have to figure this out alone, and you don't need to be a numbers person. Many of our students qualify for grants, scholarships or work-study, and you won't know what's available until you ask. Kilbride College. Financial Aid Nights, every Tuesday. Sandwich optional.

Direction: Helpful, clear, reassuring; a friendly advisor on your side
What it is for: A long informational education read that has to make a dry process sound doable.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting the list of steps become monotone. Number them with your voice; each step is a small win.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for clarity and a voice that makes paperwork sound less scary.

From the Top

Performing arts schoolYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 56s
I've been doing monologues in my bedroom mirror since I was nine. Shakespeare, commercials, the back of cereal boxes. My little sister can do my whole audition piece from memory because she's heard it that many times. So I auditioned for Limelight Conservatory. Now I spend my days in voice class, movement class, and rehearsals that go late and feel like five minutes. I'm learning stage combat. Accents. How to breathe properly and project to the back row, which it turns out I'd been doing wrong my whole life. The teachers are working actors, directors, singers and designers. They tell you the truth, and they push you, and then they show you how to get better. Limelight Conservatory offers programs in acting, musical theatre and technical theatre. Auditions for next fall are open now. Limelight Conservatory. Take it from the top.

Direction: Theatrical but truthful, a young performer's hunger
What it is for: A long, rhythmic arts-school read with a performer's energy and a clear information turn.
Coach's note: Watch out for playing to the back row for the whole minute. It's a confession first; the energy rises on 'So I auditioned'.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for truth inside a heightened read.

Why We Teach

School recruitmentMature (55+)Neutral BritishOne narrator60 secondsabout 55s
I taught for thirty-one years. I've been bitten, sneezed on, and asked whether I knew Henry the Eighth personally. I've also watched a boy who swore he hated books read the last page of a novel and look up, furious that it was over. I've seen a shy girl stand up in assembly and speak, when a year earlier she wouldn't say her own name. You don't get paid for those moments. But they're the reason most of us stay. That's why. If you've ever thought you might make a good teacher, Ashvale Teacher Training College runs one-year training programmes for graduates and career changers, with classroom placements from the first term and mentors who've done the job. Open evenings are every month. Come and ask the difficult questions. Ashvale Teacher Training College. Somebody taught you. Your turn.

Direction: Wise, wry, deeply warm; a retired teacher recruiting the next generation
What it is for: A mature, reflective read recruiting teachers, with humour and heart.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting nostalgia drag the pace. She's funny and brisk; the slow moment is only 'that's why'.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a mature voice with wit and genuine warmth.

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