There’s something in the water and its Audio Drama!
There’s been a few sites that have cropped up that review Audio Drama the most recent has been Chris Moody’s Audio Cinema Review.
Many folks have been wondering why there aren’t more reviewers that will give the real deal about what’s going on in the medium.
Chris’ podcast helps fill an important hole in the landscape. Cheers!
For other great sites that check out Audio Drama:
With thanks to Bill Hollweg from Broken Sea for passing this out to us!
Finding great help to make good audio drama is always a special treasure, and this is no exception. Thanks so much for the folks that put this fun series together. Check it out!
F.A.M.E.
Since the launch of Star Wars Fanworks in 2003, we have been featuring not just fan audio productions, but articles on how it’s done. With tutorials, features, casting calls, and other methods, we have hoped to act as a parton of the fan audio art form, particularly among Star Wars fans.
From August 2005 through January 2007, Star Wars Fanworks offered fan audio listeners the F.A.M.E. podcast series, better known as Fan Audio Made Easy. In this series of short tutorials and hints, longtime fan audio community members like Rayzur’s Edge Audio’s Nathan P. Butler and Outcast Multimedia’s Rich Sigfrit share the insights they’ve gleaned in their years of fan audio experience with the genre’s newcomers, in the hope that the field will continue to grow in the years to come.
Check out the latest updates in Vexation Studios. Our good friend Rik O’Neill (you will remember him as the creator/producer of “Nova Star Hunters”!) has been working on updating Vexation’s look.. and look! The Sonic Society is featured up there!
Expect many more as Rik hopes to keep doing what we all love to do, spread the word. Audio Drama is back, and in a big way. And Vexation is going to show you more and more why you love it!
So you want to make your own Audio Drama, or maybe you just want to look behind the curtain a little at how the amazing soundscape is created?
Angelo Panetta, producer from the RRCA is here to help you out. A veteren in both audio drama and those others with the moving image kinds, Angelo has a new blog designed to talk about the great art of setting the setting in a story.
Go check it out at Tell Your Story.
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