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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.

Hurt? Call Now

Personal injuryAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 16s
Hurt in a car crash? Don't sign anything until you talk to us. Callahan and Brisco. Free consultation, and no fee unless we win. Call eight hundred, five five five, two one four one. Callahan and Brisco Injury Law.

Direction: Direct, firm, fast but clear; eyes straight down the lens
What it is for: The classic short injury spot. Trains authority at pace and a phone number that sticks.
Coach's note: Watch out for mumbling the number. It's the most important thing in the spot. Slow down and chunk it: eight hundred, five five five, two one four one.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for trust at speed. Fast is fine; rushed isn't.

One Afternoon

Estate planningMature (55+)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 14s
I put off writing a will for twenty years. It took one afternoon at Pennock Law. Now it's done. My kids won't have to guess. Pennock Law Estate Planning. Wills and trusts, made simple.

Direction: Gentle, practical, a little wry; a grandmother who got it done and wants you to
What it is for: Short, warm estate-planning read. Trains making a heavy subject feel easy.
Coach's note: Watch out for going sombre. Keep it light and sensible. The turn is 'Now it's done', said with relief and a small smile.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for warmth and credibility in an older voice.

Know Your Rights at Work

Employment lawAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 13s
Unpaid overtime. Unfair firing. Harassment that nobody would take seriously. You have rights at work. We can help you understand them. Quintero Employment Law. Talk to us. The first call is free.

Direction: Steady, level, on your side; a straight talker, no drama
What it is for: Short employment law read. Trains calm confidence and a clean list.
Coach's note: Watch out for getting angry for the listener. Stay even; the facts carry the weight. Give each item in the list its own beat.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a voice that sounds on the worker's side without sounding like a rally.

The Green Card Question

Immigration lawAdult (30-45)Latin American (light)One narrator15 secondsabout 13s
Visas, green cards, citizenship. The forms are long, the fees add up, and the rules keep changing. You don't have to do it alone. Reyes Castillo Immigration Law. Consultations in English or Spanish.

Direction: Warm, calm, reassuring; a lawyer who has been through the process herself
What it is for: Short immigration read. Trains reassurance and clear information in a light accent.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding rushed or anxious. The listener is anxious; you're the calm one. Land 'in English or Spanish' clearly.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for warmth and authority together, and for clarity above all.

Free Legal Help

Legal aid, PSAAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator15 secondsabout 13s
Facing eviction, a debt collector, or a problem with benefits? If you can't afford a lawyer, you may qualify for free legal help. Call Fenmoor Valley Legal Aid. We're here for our community.

Direction: PSA tone: plain, kind, unhurried; informing, not selling
What it is for: Public service read. Trains sincerity and clarity without any sales push.
Coach's note: Watch out for selling it. There's nothing to buy. The key line is 'you may qualify for free legal help'; say it like good news.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a trustworthy, neutral voice that sounds like a neighbour, not an advert.

Eighteen Wheels

Personal injury, truck accidentsMature (55+)Southern USOne narrator15 secondsabout 15s
When an eighteen-wheeler hits a family car, the trucking company calls its lawyers right away. You need someone who knows the road too. Hollister Crane Truck Accident Lawyers. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Direction: Gravelly, serious, measured; a Texan who means every word
What it is for: Short regional injury read. Trains gravity and pace control in a Southern voice.
Coach's note: Watch out for playing the cowboy. It's serious, not folksy. The turn is 'You need someone who knows the road', a firm, low line.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for gravitas without melodrama.

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I'm Ray Tolliver

Personal injury, direct to cameraAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 29s
I'm Ray Tolliver. For twenty-two years I've helped folks who were hurt through no fault of their own. After an accident, the insurance company isn't calling to help you. They're calling to close your file. Before you talk to them, talk to me. The consultation's free, and you don't pay us anything unless we win your case. Tolliver Injury Law. Call today. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Direction: The classic direct-to-camera attorney read: sincere, confident, a touch folksy, with a fast legal line at the end
What it is for: The personal injury spot every VO actor gets asked to read. Trains sincerity, trust and a clean switch into a fast disclaimer.
Coach's note: Watch out for two traps: sounding like a parody of a lawyer ad, and slowing down on the disclaimer. Play him straight, as a man who really does answer his own phone. The disclaimer is a different gear: quick, clear, flat.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for trust and for the gear change into the legal line. Both have to sound effortless.

The Other Driver's Insurance

Personal injuryAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
The crash was yesterday. Your neck hurts, the car's in the shop, and now the other driver's insurance company is on the phone. They sound friendly. They want a quick statement and a quick settlement. That call is not a favour. Before you say a word, talk to Brannigan and Webb. We'll explain your options, deal with the insurers, and fight for fair treatment. Brannigan and Webb. Free consultation. Call today.

Direction: Brisk, knowing, a little protective; an attorney warning a friend
What it is for: Informative injury read. Trains authority and warmth in a fast-talking style.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding cynical. She's looking out for you. The turn is 'That call is not a favour', which is a warning, not a sneer.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for credibility and energy together.

Two Houses, One Kid

Family law, custodyAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 26s
When parents separate, the hardest questions aren't about the house or the car. They're about bedtimes. School runs. Holidays. Who's there when they wake up from a bad dream. This is their childhood. At Ellison Moore Family Law, we help parents work through custody and parenting plans with care, clear advice, and a focus on the children. Ellison Moore Family Law. Call for a confidential consultation.

Direction: Soft, steady, deeply calm; a lawyer who has sat with a lot of worried parents
What it is for: Empathetic family law read. Trains compassion without pity.
Coach's note: Watch out for going syrupy. She's calm and practical, not tearful. The turn is 'Their childhood', where the stakes land. Keep it quiet.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for calm authority that feels safe to call.

Divorce Without the War

Family law, mediationAdult (40-55)Neutral BritishOne narrator30 secondsabout 27s
Separating is hard enough. Solicitors' letters flying back and forth only make it harder, and slower, and more expensive. It doesn't have to be a war. At Common Table Family Mediation, you sit down together, with a trained mediator, and work out the practical things. Children, finances, the family home. You stay in control. You can still get legal advice. Common Table Family Mediation. A calmer way through.

Direction: Warm, even, grounded; a mediator who's heard it all and still believes in people
What it is for: Mediation read. Trains a reassuring, non-adversarial tone.
Coach's note: Watch out for making it sound easy. It isn't; it's just calmer. The turn is 'It doesn't have to be a war', which should sound like a genuine offer.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for neutrality and warmth. A voice both sides could trust.

It's All in Here

Estate planningMature (55+)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
When my father passed, he left us a shoebox. Bank statements, a key to something, and a note that said, it's all in here. It wasn't. It took us two years to sort it out. So my wife and I went to Garfield and Oyelaran. Wills, powers of attorney, the whole thing, explained in plain English. Our kids won't get a shoebox. Garfield and Oyelaran. Estate planning for real families.

Direction: Rueful, gentle, a son remembering; a small smile through regret
What it is for: Testimonial-style estate planning read. Trains a light touch with a serious message.
Coach's note: Watch out for getting heavy. It's a fond memory, told with humour. The turn is 'It took us two years', where the cost lands. Then the call to action is kind, not pushy.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for honesty and warmth in a mature voice.

Your Business, Your Paperwork

Small-business legal servicesAdult (25-40)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 27s
You started a business to make something. Bread, websites, furniture, whatever it is you're great at. Not to read commercial leases at midnight. Main Street Counsel Group handles the legal side of small business. Contracts. Leases. Trademarks. Hiring your first employee. Flat monthly plans, a real attorney on call, and advice you can actually understand. Main Street Counsel Group. You run the business. We'll read the fine print.

Direction: Upbeat, quick, practical; a fellow founder who figured it out
What it is for: Business services read. Trains energy and clarity through a list.
Coach's note: Watch out for blurring the list. Contracts, leases, trademarks and hiring are four separate problems. Give each one a beat.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for brightness that still sounds competent.

Let Go on a Tuesday

Employment lawAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
Eleven years at the company. Good reviews, every year. Then, two weeks after I asked about unpaid overtime, they let me go on a Tuesday. No warning, no real reason. It didn't feel right. So I called Okoro Vance. They listened, looked at my paperwork, and told me honestly what my options were. If something at work doesn't feel right, talk to Okoro Vance Employment Lawyers. The first consultation is free.

Direction: Quiet, controlled, a little stunned at first, then steadying; first person
What it is for: Story-led employment law read. Trains a shift from shock to resolve.
Coach's note: Watch out for playing it angry. He's shaken, not furious. The turn is 'It didn't feel right', where he starts to steady.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a believable person and a clear emotional turn.

The Kitchen Table Will

Estate planning, duetAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanTwo narrators (duet)30 secondsabout 32s

Cast: JESSMARCUS

JESSWe need a will.
MARCUSWe need sleep. And diapers.
JESSSeriously, though. If something happened to us, who'd take care of her?
MARCUSYour sister.
JESSWe've never actually written that down.
MARCUSOh.
JESSBeckworth Estate Law does wills for young families. One meeting, flat fee, and you can book online.
MARCUSOkay. Tomorrow. After her nap.
JESSI already booked it.
MARCUSOf course you did.
JESSBeckworth Estate Law. Protect the people you love.

Direction: A young couple with a new baby, late at night; tired, loving, avoiding the subject
What it is for: Two-voice estate planning spot. Trains natural overlap and a gentle shift from joke to seriousness.
Coach's note: Watch out for playing it grim. They're joking to avoid something scary. The turn is JESS's 'Seriously, though'. MARCUS has to hear it and drop the joke.
What casting listens for: For duets, casting listens for real-couple rhythm and a shared change of tone.

Hurt on the Job

Workers' compensationAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
You got hurt at work. Maybe a fall, maybe a machine, maybe your back finally gave out after twenty years of lifting. Now the forms are piling up, the calls aren't getting returned, and the bills keep coming. Ferrante and Lowe helps injured workers file claims, meet the deadlines, and deal with the insurers. That's what we do. Ferrante and Lowe. Workers' compensation lawyers. Call for a free case review.

Direction: Blue-collar, straight-talking, warm; a union guy who became a lawyer
What it is for: Workers' comp read. Trains plain-speaking authority for a working audience.
Coach's note: Watch out for softening the edges. He's direct and plain. The turn is 'That's what we do', said like a promise of effort, not a promise of results.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a voice working people would trust over a slick one.

The Letter From the Landlord

Legal aid, tenantsYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
The ceiling had been leaking for three months. Then a letter arrived saying I had thirty days to leave. I didn't know I had rights. I didn't know where to start. Westbank Tenant Law Center gives free legal advice to renters facing eviction, unsafe housing, or deposits that never came back. If you're worried about your home, call before you move out. Westbank Tenant Law Center. Free help for renters.

Direction: PSA tone: young, honest, a bit scared at first, then steadier
What it is for: Tenant legal aid read. Trains vulnerability and a clear public-service message.
Coach's note: Watch out for over-dramatising the fear. It's quiet worry. The turn is 'I didn't know I had rights', which sounds like a small discovery.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for authenticity in a young voice.

No Win, No Fee

Personal injury, UKAdult (30-45)Neutral BritishOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
A wet floor with no sign. A pothole the council knew about. A bike lane that suddenly wasn't. If you've been injured and it wasn't your fault, Harker Sloane Solicitors can help you understand whether you have a claim. We'll talk it through on the phone, free, and there's no obligation. And if we take your case on, it's no win, no fee. Harker Sloane Solicitors. Call us today.

Direction: Crisp, friendly, efficient; a trusted solicitor who happens to be quite funny
What it is for: UK-style injury read. Trains brisk clarity and a light touch of warmth.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding like a cold call. She's friendly and quick, not pushy. Land 'no win, no fee' cleanly; it's the key fact.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a clear, confident British voice with warmth under the efficiency.

Power of Attorney

Estate planning, ScotlandMature (55+)ScottishOne narrator30 secondsabout 29s
Most folk think a power of attorney is something for later. For when you're old, or poorly. But if you had an accident tomorrow, who could speak for you? Who could pay the bills, or talk to the doctors? It's much easier to sort it out now, while you still can decide for yourself. MacLeish and Dunne Solicitors. Powers of attorney, wills and estates, explained properly. Pop in, or give us a call.

Direction: Warm, sensible, gently persuasive; an old family solicitor across the desk
What it is for: Mature regional read on a serious topic. Trains gentle persuasion without pressure.
Coach's note: Watch out for pushing fear. The message is simply 'better to sort it now'. The turn is 'while you still can', said kindly.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a trustworthy voice with a bit of Scottish warmth.

Two Partners, One Handshake

Small-business legal, duetAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanTwo narrators (duet)30 secondsabout 33s

Cast: DANIELAKEITH

DANIELAWe're really doing this. Our own brewery.
KEITHFifty-fifty. Shook on it.
DANIELASo what happens if one of us wants out?
KEITHWe'll figure it out.
DANIELAAnd if we don't agree?
KEITHWe always agree.
DANIELAWhat if we don't?
KEITHOkay. Maybe we need that in writing.
DANIELAHalberd and Quill does partnership agreements for small businesses. Flat fee.
KEITHStill friends?
DANIELABest way to stay friends.
KEITHHalberd and Quill Business Law. Get it in writing.

Direction: Two old friends opening a brewery; excited, optimistic, then a little uneasy
What it is for: Two-voice small-business spot. Trains quick banter and a shared realisation.
Coach's note: Watch out for making them argue. They're friends who've just spotted a hole. The turn is DANIELA's 'What if we don't?' Play the silence after it.
What casting listens for: For duets, casting listens for friendship, pace and a real change of mood.

Slip on Aisle Nine

Personal injury, localAdult (40-55)Southern USOne narrator30 secondsabout 32s
You went in for milk. The floor was wet, there was no sign, and now your wrist's in a cast and the store's acting like you tripped over your own feet. Honey, that's not on you. At Dellacroix Injury Law, we listen first, then we look at the facts, then we tell you straight whether we can help. No fee unless we recover for you. Dellacroix Injury Law, New Orleans. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Direction: Warm Louisiana voice, no-nonsense, protective; a big sister who happens to be a lawyer
What it is for: Regional injury read with a strong personality. Trains warmth, attitude and clarity together.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting the charm swallow the information. The facts still need to be clear. The turn is 'Honey, that's not on you'.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for personality and trust together, a voice you'd call first.

A Clean Slate

Legal aid, record clearingYoung adult (18-25)Neutral AmericanOne narrator30 secondsabout 31s
I made a dumb mistake at nineteen. Paid the fine, did the community service, moved on. Except every job application still asks the question. And I still have to tick the box. Turns out I might not have to. Second Page Legal Clinic helps people find out if an old record can be sealed or cleared, for free. They check what you qualify for and help with the paperwork. Second Page Legal Clinic. Everyone deserves a next chapter.

Direction: PSA tone: honest, a little embarrassed at the start, hopeful by the end
What it is for: Public-service read about record clearing. Trains vulnerability and a hopeful, non-salesy turn.
Coach's note: Watch out for making it a sob story. He owns his mistake and moves on. The turn is 'Turns out I might not have to', a small, careful hope. Don't oversell it.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a young voice that sounds real, accountable and quietly hopeful.

Bringing Mum Over

Immigration law, AustraliaAdult (30-45)AustralianOne narrator30 secondsabout 28s
When I tried to bring my mum over from Manila, I read every page on the government website. Twice. I still got the form wrong, and we lost four months. I remember thinking, someone should just explain this properly. So I became one. Banksia Migration Lawyers helps with family, partner, skilled and student visas, and we'll tell you honestly where you stand. Banksia Migration Lawyers. Let's get your family together.

Direction: Warm, direct, practical Aussie voice; a daughter who went through it, now on the other side of the desk
What it is for: Immigration read with a personal hook. Trains warmth and clear information in a natural Australian voice.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting the story go soft. She's practical and upbeat. The turn is 'So I became one', a proud, slightly cheeky beat.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a natural regional voice that sounds knowledgeable and kind.

The Long Version

Personal injury, direct to cameraAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 61s
I'm Dan Kilgore. For almost twenty-five years, I've represented people who were hurt through no fault of their own. Car crashes. Trucking accidents. Falls on dangerous property. Here's what I've learned. After an accident, you're dealing with pain, missed work, and bills you didn't expect. Meanwhile, the insurance company has a whole team whose job is to pay you as little as possible. That's not fair, and it's not right. At Kilgore Stanton, we make sure you're not facing them alone. We'll investigate what happened, gather the evidence, handle the paperwork and the calls, and fight for fair treatment every step of the way. You focus on getting better. We'll handle the rest. The consultation is free. And you pay no fee unless we win your case. Call Kilgore Stanton Injury Lawyers today, at eight hundred, five five five, oh one nine eight. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Direction: Full direct-to-camera attorney read: sincere, measured, building conviction, then a brisk legal close
What it is for: The 60-second version of the classic injury spot. Trains holding sincerity over a minute and a clean gear change into the disclaimer.
Coach's note: Watch out for getting preachy in the middle. He's explaining, not campaigning. The turn is 'That's not fair, and it's not right'; firm, not angry. Then the disclaimer is quick and flat.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a trustworthy attorney who never oversells, and for a disclaimer that's crisp, not mumbled.

The First Hearing

Family lawAdult (40-55)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 59s
If you're a parent facing your first family court hearing, you've probably been lying awake with questions. What do I wear? What will the judge ask? What if I say the wrong thing? What happens to my kids? Those are fair questions, and you deserve real answers. At Ashworth Nwosu Family Law, we sit down with you before the hearing and walk you through it. Who will be in the room. What the process looks like. What you can say, and what's better left to us. We help with custody, parenting time, support and divorce, with a team that's been in those courtrooms many, many times. You won't walk in alone. Every family is different, and every case is too. But preparation makes a hard day a little easier. Ashworth Nwosu Family Law. Call for a confidential consultation, or visit us online. Steady advice for hard days.

Direction: Calm, measured, maternal; an attorney talking a nervous parent through what happens next
What it is for: Long-form, explanatory family law read. Trains clarity and reassurance across a minute.
Coach's note: Watch out for sounding like a lecture. Every step is a comfort, not a rule. The turn is 'You won't walk in alone', which should be simple and warm.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for calm, clear authority and genuine care.

Everything She Built

Estate planningAdult (40-55)IrishOne narrator60 secondsabout 58s
My mother ran a shop in our town for thirty-eight years. Newspapers, sweets, and every bit of gossip in the parish. She built everything herself. The shop, the house, the little field out the back she let the neighbour's horse graze for free. When she died, I was dreading it. The paperwork, the arguments, my brothers. But she'd already sorted it. Years before, she'd sat down with a solicitor and made a proper will. Who got the shop. Who got the house. Even the horse was mentioned. There was nothing to fight about. We just got to miss her. That was her last gift to us, and honestly, it was the best one. At Moira Carrigan Solicitors, we help families make wills, plan for the future and settle estates, with patience and plain talk. Moira Carrigan Solicitors. Sort it now, for the people you'll leave behind.

Direction: Warm, reflective, a daughter remembering her mother; wry humour, steady feeling
What it is for: Long estate-planning story. Trains a gentle arc from memory to message.
Coach's note: Watch out for letting it turn into a eulogy. It's a loving story with a practical point. The turn is 'She'd already sorted it', which should sound almost amused. Keep it light.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for warmth, humour and a real person inside the advice.

Paperwork That Crossed an Ocean

Immigration lawAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 56s
When my parents came to this country, everything they owned fit in two suitcases. The paperwork took up a third. I remember the kitchen table covered in forms. My mother reading every page twice. My father on hold with an office for two hours, just to ask a single question. They got through it. But they did it alone, and they were scared the whole time. That's why I do this. At Petrova Immigration Law Group, we help families, workers and students with visas, green cards, work permits and citizenship. We explain every step, we keep track of every deadline, and we answer the phone. Every case is different, and we'll always be honest about yours. We speak English, Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian. Petrova Immigration Law Group. Call to schedule a consultation. You don't have to do this alone.

Direction: Warm, sincere, quietly proud; a son of immigrants who became an immigration attorney
What it is for: Long immigration law read with a personal story. Trains sincerity and a balanced, respectful tone.
Coach's note: Watch out for getting political. The spot is about people and paperwork. The turn is 'That's why I do this'. Hold it, don't push it.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for honesty and warmth, and a voice that sounds genuinely invested.

Unpaid Overtime

Employment lawAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 56s
Maybe you're a nurse who charts after your shift ends, off the clock, because that's just how it's done. Maybe you're a line cook. The schedule says eight hours. The kitchen says ten. Maybe you're a warehouse worker waiting twenty minutes in a security line after you've already clocked out, every single night. You earned that time. In many cases, the law says you should be paid for it. At Beaumont Labor Law, we help workers understand wage and hour rights, look at the records, and decide on the right next step. Sometimes that's a letter. Sometimes it's more. You won't be judged for asking. Plenty of our clients weren't sure they had a problem until they talked to us. The first consultation is free and confidential. Beaumont Labor Law. Call us, or message us online. Your time is worth something.

Direction: Clear, grounded, gently fierce; an attorney who used to be a line cook
What it is for: Long employment law read built on specific work detail. Trains passion kept under control.
Coach's note: Watch out for tipping into a rant. The details do the work. The turn is 'You earned that time', said with conviction, not volume.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for specificity and a voice that respects the listener's work.

You Don't Have to Face Court Alone

Legal aid, PSAMature (55+)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 57s
For thirty years, I was a judge in this county. I saw people walk into my courtroom without a lawyer. A mother fighting an eviction. A veteran with a benefits appeal. A man who didn't understand the papers he'd been served. They were doing their best. But the other side had lawyers, and they didn't. That isn't justice. It's just the way it often goes. Millrace Legal Aid gives free legal help to people who can't afford it. Housing, family matters, benefits, debt, and protection from abuse. Our lawyers and volunteers listen, explain your options in plain language, and, where we can, go to court with you. If you're facing a legal problem and you're not sure where to turn, please call. You may qualify for free help. Millrace Legal Aid. Everyone deserves a fair hearing. Supported by local donors and volunteers.

Direction: PSA tone: grave, kind, very steady; a retired judge speaking to his community
What it is for: Long public-service read. Trains gravitas and compassion with zero sales pressure.
Coach's note: Watch out for pity in the voice. He respects the listener. The turn is 'That isn't justice'. Quiet, certain, and not angry.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for authority and kindness in equal measure.

The Adjuster Called

Personal injury, duetAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanTwo narrators (duet)60 secondsabout 62s

Cast: LAURENTOMAS

LAURENWho was that?
TOMASThe other guy's insurance. They want to settle.
LAURENSettle? It's been six days.
TOMASThey said it's a fair offer. They need an answer by Friday.
LAURENTomas, you can't turn your head. You haven't been back to work.
TOMASI know.
LAURENDo we even know what the doctor's going to say?
TOMASNot yet.
LAURENThen how do they know it's fair?
TOMASI just want this over, Lauren.
LAURENI know. Me too. But not like this.
TOMASSo what do we do?
LAURENWe don't sign anything. We call someone first.
TOMASWho?
LAURENStroud and Maddox. Remember, Dina used them after her accident. She said they explained everything and took the calls.
TOMASOkay. Call them.
LAURENStroud and Maddox Injury Law. Talk to us before you talk to them.
TOMASFree consultation. Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Direction: A married couple the week after a car accident; she's cautious, he's in pain and wants it over
What it is for: Two-voice injury spot with real stakes and a fast legal close. Trains listening, rising tension and a gear change.
Coach's note: Watch out for both actors panicking. LAUREN is steady and protective; TOMAS is hurting and impatient. The turn is TOMAS's 'I just want this over', which is tiredness, not anger. The disclaimer at the end is quick and clean.
What casting listens for: For duets, casting listens for a real marriage under stress, and for the final legal line landing crisply.

Opening Day

Small-business legal servicesAdult (30-45)Neutral AmericanOne narrator60 secondsabout 63s
Six a.m. The ovens have been on since four. There's flour on my shoes, flour in my hair, and a line of people outside my door. My door. My bakery. Three years ago, it was a notebook full of recipes and a dream I said out loud to exactly one person. Then came the part nobody puts on Instagram. The business registration. The lease with forty pages of small print. The contract with the flour supplier. The rules for hiring my first two employees. Tessel and Park handled all of it. They explained every page, flagged the things I'd have missed, and never once made me feel silly for asking. So this morning, I never had to think about any of it. I just got to bake. If you're starting something, Tessel and Park Business Law helps with formation, contracts, leases, trademarks and hiring, at a flat, fair fee. Tessel and Park Business Law. Build it right.

Direction: Bright, proud, a bit breathless; a bakery owner on her first morning, then grounded for the brand
What it is for: Long small-business story. Trains joy, specificity and a smooth handoff to the practical sell.
Coach's note: Watch out for staying at one high energy. The excitement settles into gratitude. The turn is 'I never had to think about any of it', where she gets sincere.
What casting listens for: Casting listens for a real person's joy and a credible, grounded sell.

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