Unless the client specifically asks for music, etc on an audition, we are only expected to do a "dry" read?

Question

Do we do dry reads for auditions or are we supposed to do music, etc in post production?

Answer 1

My approach is to give the voice seeker exactly what they ask for. If I deviate from the script or audition directions it is with additional takes. I know some voice seekers get annoyed if you add music or production elements that you can't legally provide with a finished project so I choose not to. You will have to decide for yourself what you are comfortable with.