Tiffanie Wen talks about our favourite subject- the appeal of the audio story and why it is so compelling in this lovely article. Notice how she begins with the single voice narrator and moves into the power of audio drama to tell the story commenting on John Deaver’s The Starling Project as an example of the power of the new form of radio drama. Great stuff!
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Robert Montenegro muses in the BigThink Blog that maybe Audio Books are really the next step to bringing back Audio Drama. He notes that from a piece in NPR, that something big is coming down the pipeline with the audioverse. While this may not be such big news for the Society, we’re all excited that it’s starting to look like many others are catching up!
Michael L. Stokes, Audio Production star of H.G. World, Gypsy Audio, and our own award winning Alone in the Night from the Wavefront Anthology series has his own production website up. Go take a look, see what’s cooking, and marvel at the awesome work he does!
Late last year Jack sat down with Lindsey Price the host of “Theatrefolk Podcast” and talked about Radio Drama in the classroom. Have a listen here. 
Nothing is more interesting than looking back at the path that brought you to where you are, and nothing is more interesting than looking at Audio Epic’s History.
Domien de Groot takes you on a great behind the scenes look at the development of an Audio writer and his love for the craft.
Keep writing my Friend. You inspire us all. 🙂
A listener wrote in to the Huey mailbag this week asking for some tips on writing audio drama scripts and so I dug this article out that I originally wrote for the Sonic Society season 1 and reposted on my writing blog. So good luck to everyone involved in Script Frenzy this month and if you need a couple of tips, here’s something on writing Audio Cinema.
We can’t help ourselves. We love Movies for the Blind.
These good folks take all kinds of great and schlocky movies from the past and make ’em so you can do all the work in your brain.
We’ve mentioned this before, but visuals as much as we like them, are really not very good for exercising the imagination- certainly reading is better- but Audio Drama is just the best. After all, how much better is it to recreate a scene with a little dialogue, a little narration, or a few well-placed sound effects?
Go check out MftB today! May we recommend as a beginning The Last Man on Earth?
Or better yet.. go subscribe so you don’t miss a thing!
R. Francis Smith’s blog Stress Fracture gives a great 101 look at the rough editing process using Audacity 1.3.
Mr. Smith has been involved in Pendant Audio specifically the Wonder Woman show!
Go read his article on Audacity Skillz (mind not the typos, they are for style!)
After watching part of Firefly with my sons recently, I was reminded of all the times Old Wounds keep festering. I fixed my laptop a year ago only to find out that the owner/operator of the business was a browncoat fan of Old Wounds.
My sister pointed out too that friends of hers tried to hook her on this fan made audio drama of everyone’s favourite space cowboys.
They didn’t believe it was her brother who made it.
For those of us, eight years later, still waiting for the original story to continue, saddle up and check out a couple of places.
Jill Arroway’s comprehensive timeline in which she kindly includes our offering to the ‘Verse and her equally exciting audio drama and collections in Badger Books where you can find “Old Wounds”, “Wedding Day”, “Moonshine”, “Badger’s World”, “Borderline” and much more.
Shiny!
After a lot of waiting, I’ve finally taken about six hours to hunt down, properly tag, upload and link the original Shadowlands Theatre series of audio drama in the Electric Vicuna website.
Here you’ll find the alternate reality Biff Straker to help you wait for the delayed reboot. The original adventure of “Philip Graves” in Graves’ Shift, as well as all the available episodes of “The Deadly Sins” as well as “Right Number, Wrong Party”, and “Remotely Possible”. You can also enjoy our tribute to a famous British sit-com with “Hill Manors”.
Note I’ve also included a link to download one of my favourites, “Muse of Madness” (a Lovecraftian tribute) the new Consortium Comics show “Any Man” as well as “Faith” from the Dead Line Series and a few extra interviews.
All the fun can be found at the Downloads Section at EVP!