I am the Sound Designer for The Language Archive opening soon at Clague Playhouse. The show is directed by Craig Joseph and opens on January 26th. It's a beautiful story of Love, Loss, Hope and Joy. It looks at what those feelings might sound like when people have their unique languages, either as a couple, community, or world. Those languages and words that are alive and those that are extinct. There are a couple of moments in the script when the audience hears these voices because The Archive collects them. I would love to be able to have many different voices. Voices with accents, English and non-English, 2nd and 3rd languages, old, young, ALL of the voices! If you could record on your computer or phone and send me an audio file of you speaking some of the words or phrases below- I would be so very grateful. I would like to also include your name in our program as a special thanks. Ideally, I would like the recordings submitted by Friday the 19th. - Some of the phrases include: - Mi estas amata - Mi estas amita - Mi estas amota - Mi estis amata - Mi estis amita - Mi estis amota - MIr Ne Glessala, the pronunciation should be Mere Nay GLESS a la - with the accent on the first syllable of the last word - Something you might say if you went to a library or lab in response to someone saying "Welcome to the Language Archive, How was your flight? - And either the words "I love you", or the equivalent of "I love you" in as many other languages as you know how to speak it. If you have the time and would like to give me something for each- that would be awesome. If you want to just do a couple, that too is awesome! Please include with the audio file or link, how you would like your name to be printed in the program as well as the accent or language you are submitting. Please submit to indigored01@gmail.com Thanks for considering and I hope to hear from you soon! Lisa -- *Lisa L. Wiley "Got Something To Say? Let Me Do The Talking!"Voice Over Artist, *Actor & Designer *Cleveland, Ohio419-366-3734www.lisalwiley.com <http://www.lisalwiley.com/>*