Sintel · The search
A traveler tells a shaman who she has been searching for.
- Scene length
- 21.3 seconds
- Characters
- 2
- Dialogue
- 5 English lines
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Practice this voice acting scene
Sintel is a weary traveler explaining her search to a patient shaman. Her three short answers reveal more than their length suggests. The shaman’s curiosity gives her space to speak, so neither role needs to rush.
A consistent character across an emotional exchange
As Sintel, carry the same tired determination from “Thank you” to the final answer. As the shaman, make the two questions feel like invitations rather than an interrogation. Review the full exchange for a steady character voice.
Listen to the original before recording. Your selected character uses your takes; the other role keeps its original performance. Select both roles to perform the complete exchange or take turns on the same device.
Script and delivery notes
These are the English lines used in the game. Each turn has its own recording cue, and you can retake a single line without restarting the scene.
- 01Sintel0:00–0:01
Thank you.
A quiet thank-you after a difficult journey.
- 02Shaman0:02–0:09
So… what brings you to the land of the gatekeepers?
Leave a thoughtful pause after “So.” Ask with genuine curiosity.
- 03Sintel0:10–0:13
I’m searching for someone.
Keep it simple. This person matters to you.
- 04Shaman0:13–0:17
Someone very dear? A kindred spirit?
Two gentle questions, with a little space between them.
- 05Sintel0:18–0:20
A dragon.
Say it plainly. Let the unexpected answer do the work.
Film source and sharing credits
This exercise uses a licensed excerpt from Sintel (2010). It uses the original film picture and dialogue, prepared with timed lines for browser dubbing.
Sintel (2010) · Source & credits
Film excerpt from Sintel (2010) · CC BY 3.0. © copyright Blender Foundation | durian.blender.org.
Excerpt trimmed for dubbing practice. Selected character dialogue is replaced with the player’s recording. Read the source licensing terms. Source attribution is included in your downloaded video; keep it when sharing.
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