Echo

About the Job

A customer-service worker who’s mastered survival through care for others, until she’s forced to slow down and choose herself. Echo is visibly burnt out; not frantic or explosive, but worn down by systems that demand constant productivity. Unlike others, her exhaustion shows up a little louder. She cracks jokes, makes observational comments, and uses humor as a pressure valve. Her tiredness leaks out through wit and self-awareness rather than silence. She is funny in a very recognizable way. Dry, slightly comical, and human. The kind of humor that comes from knowing you’re tired and naming it out loud. Notes: ● Grounded, observational presence ● Natural comedic timing (subtle, not broad) ● Comfortable with mockumentary-style interviews ● Open to casting femmes, masc-presenting women, or nonbinary performers ● Must convey vulnerability without playing “fragile” or chaotic