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African American boy ages 11-13.
Must be an actual child - no adults.
Must be African American.
Must be that age.
Nov 02, 2005 16:05:13 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Nov 09, 2005 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
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Must be an actual child - no adults.
Must be African American.
Must be that age.
Nov 02, 2005 16:05:13 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Nov 09, 2005 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
)
Closed
0
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0 direct invitation(s) have been sent by the voice seeker resulting in 0 audition(s) and/or proposal(s) so far.
Project Parameters
None
To be defined
IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on-hold messages
Not defined
English - North American AND Other
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Teenage Boy
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There are no special pre-, post-, or production requirements for this project.
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Script Details
Yes
Can read the lines for Xavier:
Randy
“It is important to know which triggers make your asthma flare up.”
Xavier
“’cause we have to avoid those triggers!”
David (cocky)
“I just take my medicine, and then I can play near my triggers.”
Randy
“If you stay around your triggers, your asthma will stayed flared up, even if you took your medicine.”
Xavier
“Yeah, then you gotta keep takin’ more medicine & it won’t work so good ‘cause your triggers are keepin’ your airway stirred up!”.
David
“How do you stay away from triggers? They are everywhere!”
Randy (Cleo the cat wanders in, Randy picks her up and strokes her. Focus on the cat – the board with triggers disappears now)
“I’m not allergic to Cleo, but if I was, I would ask my parents to get me a fish or lizard instead.”
Heather
“I’m not going to touch Cleo because cats make me sneeze & itch.”
Randy
“Cats have dander on them – you can’t see it but if it gets on you, it will trigger asthma. If you pet the cat, wash your hands very well to get the dander off.”
Heather
“My friend has a cat. I didn’t touch it but I sat on the couch and itched and sneezed anyway!”
Randy
“Cat dander sticks to cloth on the sofa, rug or bed. The cat needs to stay off of all upholstered furniture.”
David
“Wow! You may as well get rid of the cat!”
Randy
“That’s the best idea – get another pet instead, like a fish.”
David
“Yeah! The cat won’t be able to eat the fish, ‘cause you got rid of the cat!”
Pause indicator to stop and complete Trigger exercise # 3: avoiding cats.
Heather
“I start sneezing when I am around dust. What should I do?”
Randy (looking at a picture of a dust mite on the board, kids react with disgust)
“This is a dust mite. It is found in your bedroom – especially in your bedding.”
David
“I don’t want that thing in my bed!”
Xavier
“I wash my bedding in very hot water every week and
my mom damp mops my room, & she got rid of the carpet.”
Can read the lines for Xavier:
Randy
“It is important to know which triggers make your asthma flare up.”
Xavier
“’cause we have to avoid those triggers!”
David (cocky)
“I just take my medicine, and then I can play near my triggers.”
Randy
“If you stay around your triggers, your asthma will stayed flared up, even if you took your medicine.”
Xavier
“Yeah, then you gotta keep takin’ more medicine & it won’t work so good ‘cause your triggers are keepin’ your airway stirred up!”.
David
“How do you stay away from triggers? They are everywhere!”
Randy (Cleo the cat wanders in, Randy picks her up and strokes her. Focus on the cat – the board with triggers disappears now)
“I’m not allergic to Cleo, but if I was, I would ask my parents to get me a fish or lizard instead.”
Heather
“I’m not going to touch Cleo because cats make me sneeze & itch.”
Randy
“Cats have dander on them – you can’t see it but if it gets on you, it will trigger asthma. If you pet the cat, wash your hands very well to get the dander off.”
Heather
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Randy
“It is important to know which triggers make your asthma flare up.”
Xavier
“’cause we have to avoid those triggers!”
David (cocky)
“I just take my medicine, and then I can play near my triggers.”
Randy
“If you stay around your triggers, your asthma will stayed flared up, even if you took your medicine.”
Xavier
“Yeah, then you gotta keep takin’ more medicine & it won’t work so good ‘cause your triggers are keepin’ your airway stirred up!”.
David
“How do you stay away from triggers? They are everywhere!”
Randy (Cleo the cat wanders in, Randy picks her up and strokes her. Focus on the cat – the board with triggers disappears now)
“I’m not allergic to Cleo, but if I was, I would ask my parents to get me a fish or lizard instead.”
Heather
“I’m not going to touch Cleo because cats make me sneeze & itch.”
Randy
“Cats have dander on them – you can’t see it but if it gets on you, it will trigger asthma. If you pet the cat, wash your hands very well to get the dander off.”
Heather
“My friend has a cat. I didn’t touch it but I sat on the couch and itched and sneezed anyway!”
Randy
“Cat dander sticks to cloth on the sofa, rug or bed. The cat needs to stay off of all upholstered furniture.”
David
“Wow! You may as well get rid of the cat!”
Randy
“That’s the best idea – get another pet instead, like a fish.”
David
“Yeah! The cat won’t be able to eat the fish, ‘cause you got rid of the cat!”
Pause indicator to stop and complete Trigger exercise # 3: avoiding cats.
Heather
“I start sneezing when I am around dust. What should I do?”
Randy (looking at a picture of a dust mite on the board, kids react with disgust)
“This is a dust mite. It is found in your bedroom – especially in your bedding.”
David
“I don’t want that thing in my bed!”
Xavier
“I wash my bedding in very hot water every week and
my mom damp mops my room, & she got rid of the carpet.”
Can read the lines for Xavier:
Randy
“It is important to know which triggers make your asthma flare up.”
Xavier
“’cause we have to avoid those triggers!”
David (cocky)
“I just take my medicine, and then I can play near my triggers.”
Randy
“If you stay around your triggers, your asthma will stayed flared up, even if you took your medicine.”
Xavier
“Yeah, then you gotta keep takin’ more medicine & it won’t work so good ‘cause your triggers are keepin’ your airway stirred up!”.
David
“How do you stay away from triggers? They are everywhere!”
Randy (Cleo the cat wanders in, Randy picks her up and strokes her. Focus on the cat – the board with triggers disappears now)
“I’m not allergic to Cleo, but if I was, I would ask my parents to get me a fish or lizard instead.”
Heather
“I’m not going to touch Cleo because cats make me sneeze & itch.”
Randy
“Cats have dander on them – you can’t see it but if it gets on you, it will trigger asthma. If you pet the cat, wash your hands very well to get the dander off.”
Heather
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