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Hurt’s So Good!

johnhurtSo many great stars old and new keep coming back to Audio Drama. Now it’s the War Doctor himself, John Hurt, has a plea for many people out there. About radio drama, Mr. Hurt says:

 “I consider it a very important part of my life. I think one of the major weapons of an actor is the voice. And I think [radio] is a forgotten art. And it’s just wonderful to be someone who is celebrating that particular art.”

Mr. Hurt was honoured in the BBC Awards for his outstanding contribution to radio. Catch the rest of his thoughts on our “forgotten art” in The Stage.

Editor’s Note: Anyone out there who knows Mr. Hurt, I’d be happy to interview him for Sonic Speaks!- Jack

Sharin’ the Podio-lovin’

Best-Audio-Fiction-PodcastsMatthew MacLean one of the dyad of the Audio Drama Production Podcast team recently wrote an article in The Podcast Host blog detailing his picks for the best and brightest of the audio drama world.

Your show, The Sonic Society,  met with the Scottish sign of approval for one of the best compilations, and we’re grateful to Matt for his recommendation.

For other recommendations of awesome audio (most of which you can hear on the Society of course) check out his article.

Ready, Set, Write!

NADSWRIM1NADSWRIM 2016 is a go! Are you ready?!

What did you pick for your script writing goals? Now’s the time to dig in, and the best year is 2016 the year of the Audio Play!  29 Days to get going.

Jack’s already begun by working on using the Grave Shift Casebook database to begin to build script outlines and information about forensics and detective work. How do you organize your work?

Here’s a couple of suggestions:

Script Timer application

Guidelines on Radio Script Writing

BBC Medium and Format for Scripts

Lester Dent’s Pulp Master Document in the Writers Resource

So now’s the time. Go out and write. 28 days left. Good luck!

Obey the DNA Society Tie-In

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Folks who remember Twin Stars, Little Gou, and Team Iron Angel among others will remember Kung Fu Action Theatre, a beloved fan-favourite audio drama series from the mind of Rob Paterson. Well have no fear, the amazingly prolific writer hasn’t fallen off the face of the Earth. Beyond working as a teacher in his Clark Kent job, Robyn has also been working hard as an editor and writer of his own fiction since putting aside audio drama.

But the audio itch is hard not to scratch, and now talkie podcaster is added to his impressive credentials as Rob and long time best friend Don Chisholm host the new series The Department of Nerdly Affairs (aka The DNA).

Of course, we were instant fans, and most recently, Jack was invited to partake of the glorious geekery. Obey the DNA yourself and subscribe.

Excelsior!

Episode 456- Hadrohearing

Tonight’s exciting episode is the penultimate opportunity to get your plans out for NADSWRIM. While you’re prepping, have a break and listen to a special treat- Richard Wentworth and Michael McQuilkin’sHadron Gospel Hour. David Ault’s your host and episode 1 “The Reluctant Hadronaut” is loaded up tight in your podjector. Right here… on the Sonic Society!

 

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