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This is for an aggressive driving radio spot to be aired in the wash, dc metro area. all we are looking for is a female for the cynthia role. we can pay $250.00. We want non union. ISDN is acceptable.
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Commercials
English - North American
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Young Adult Female OR Middle Age Female
• ISDN
There are no special pre-, post-, or production requirements for this project.
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60 RADIO SPOT: "Road Dogs"
Harold and Cynthia, who are psychologist types, are observing Vic an aggressive driver. Whenever they use a traffic word Vic growls and barks like a dog . This spot is fast paced throughout.
CYNTHIA: "So this is an aggressive driver? He looks like a normal young guy."
HAROLD: "He IS. Until he starts – speeding…
VIC: Voice becomes light growl like dog imitating a sports car.
CYNTHIA: (amused) "Wow…"
HAROLD: "Yeah, you should see him when he's on the – ROAD…"
VIC: Grrrrrrr rough.
HAROLD: "See? …Here, watch. Traffic!"
VIC: Ruf, ruf, ruf.
HAROLD: (chuckles) "Red lights!"
VIC: Growls and a short bark.
CYNTHIA: (excited) "Lemme try one… Beltway!"
VIC: Whining upset.
HAROLD: "Guys like this turn into aggressive drivers when they're on the road. They speed – tailgate, run lights, roll through stop signs, weave in and out of (whisper) traffic…"
VIC: Dog woff “huh?”
HAROLD: "Oops. Said it again."
CYNTHIA: "Roadwork."
VIC: Quick bark.
CYNTHIA: "Speed limits."
VIC: Two quick, loud barks.
CYNTHIA: "Brake lights."
VIC: Howls.
HAROLD: "Now you're teasing him."
CYNTHIA: (indignant) Well, you did it…"
HAROLD: "Me?”
CYNTHIA: “Yeah you!”
HAROLD/CYNTHIA/VIC: They all banter and howl on under announcer.
ANNOUNCER: "Area police are cracking down on aggressive drivers, with tickets, fines and points. It’s the Smooth Operator Program of DC, Maryland and Virginia. We're tough on aggressive drivers." (insert dog stinger )
:60 RADIO SPOT: "Road Dogs-Trucks & Buses"
Version two of above spot
CYNTHIA: "So – another aggressive driver? He looks so normal."
HAROLD: "Yeah, well you should see him when he's speeding around – trucks…"
VIC: Sharp growls in the background.
CYNTHIA: (surprised) "Ooh, he just got nasty…"
HAROLD: "Aggressive drivers like this guy think they own the road. They resent sharing it with big vehicles…"
VIC: Louder growls.
HAROLD: "See? Watch this. Bus stop!"
VIC: Wuf, Wuf, Wuf.
HAROLD: "Guys like this just go nuts. They don't care that trucks and buses have big blind spots. Can't brake as fast, either. Speeding and driving aggressively around them is crazy."
CYNTHIA: "You'd think we could all look out for each other, cars and trucks."
VIC: Loud barks.
CYNTHIA: "Oops, I said that word again."
VIC: Low growling.
HAROLD: "Now what do we do.”
CYNTHIA: "Well how about – stop driving aggressively"
VIC: Dog woff “huh?” turns into VIC clearing his throat.
Harold and Cynthia, who are psychologist types, are observing Vic an aggressive driver. Whenever they use a traffic word Vic growls and barks like a dog . This spot is fast paced throughout.
CYNTHIA: "So this is an aggressive driver? He looks like a normal young guy."
HAROLD: "He IS. Until he starts – speeding…
VIC: Voice becomes light growl like dog imitating a sports car.
CYNTHIA: (amused) "Wow…"
HAROLD: "Yeah, you should see him when he's on the – ROAD…"
VIC: Grrrrrrr rough.
HAROLD: "See? …Here, watch. Traffic!"
VIC: Ruf, ruf, ruf.
HAROLD: (chuckles) "Red lights!"
VIC: Growls and a short bark.
CYNTHIA: (excited) "Lemme try one… Beltway!"
VIC: Whining upset.
HAROLD: "Guys like this turn into aggressive drivers when they're on the road. They speed – tailgate, run lights, roll through stop signs, weave in and out of (whisper) traffic…"
VIC: Dog woff “huh?”
HAROLD: "Oops. Said it again."
CYNTHIA: "Roadwork."
VIC: Quick bark.
CYNTHIA: "Speed limits."
VIC: Two quick, loud barks.
CYNTHIA: "Brake lights."
VIC: Howls.
HAROLD: "Now you're teasing him."
CYNTHIA: (indignant) Well, you did it…"
HAROLD: "Me?”
CYNTHIA: “Yeah you!”
HAROLD/CYNTHIA/VIC: They all banter and howl on under announcer.
ANNOUNCER: "Area police are cracking down on aggressive drivers, with tickets, fines and points. It’s the Smooth Operator Program of DC, Maryland and Virginia. We're tough on aggressive drivers." (insert dog stinger )
:60 RADIO SPOT: "Road Dogs-Trucks & Buses"
Version two of above spot
CYNTHIA: "So – another aggressive driver? He looks so normal."
HAROLD: "Yeah, well you should see him when he's speeding around – trucks…"
VIC: Sharp growls in the background.
CYNTHIA: (surprised) "Ooh, he just got nasty…"
HAROLD: "Aggressive drivers like this guy think they own the road. They resent sharing it with big vehicles…"
VIC: Louder growls.
HAROLD: "See? Watch this. Bus stop!"
VIC: Wuf, Wuf, Wuf.
HAROLD: "Guys like this just go nuts. They don't care that trucks and buses have big blind spots. Can't brake as fast, either. Speeding and driving aggressively around them is crazy."
CYNTHIA: "You'd think we could all look out for each other, cars and trucks."
VIC: Loud barks.
CYNTHIA: "Oops, I said that word again."
VIC: Low growling.
HAROLD: "Now what do we do.”
CYNTHIA: "Well how about – stop driving aggressively"
VIC: Dog woff “huh?” turns into VIC clearing his throat.
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