Tonight Jack and David go over some plans for the upcoming next seasons of the Sonic Society, Patreon possibilities, MAD-CON 2020 dates, and new projects. Our feature is from David Carlson’s epic The Hyacinth Disaster. And we had time after the credits for the incredible Cayenne Chris Conroy as he begins the adventure of a lifetime! In Tekdiff Daily with “Fun with Steve”!
Tag: Patreon
As we continue our NADSWRIM journey, we highly urge the Society members to look into Christopher Jarvis’ Elite: Escape Velocity.
Mr. Jarvis explains the science fiction epic:
Hey everybody. When I produced series one and two of Elite: Escape Velocity I was overwhelmed by your reception to the series. Not just as a faithful fan adaptation of a game world you all loved as much as I did, but to the characters, stories, performers and music that made it such a success. Nearly every week I get messages asking for Escape Velocity to come back. And I really want to be able to make it for you and continue the story we all started together.
That’s where you come in. However much you can pledge provides funds to get the series made. Whether you want to contribute $1 and be a part of things, or pledge $8 per episode and join in with private post-show discussions, I appreciate each and every donation that helps get this show on the air. It’s not going to be exclusive – Escape Velocity will still be released as a free podcast. But every supporter at $4 and above will have access to a download of a high bitrate version of the show. (The podcast is released as 128kbps mp3, while the private downloads are 320kbps).
Head on over to the Patreon Page for Elite: Escape Velocity and begin the adventure!
David Ault sits down with wondrous musician, Brandon Boone composer of many, many audio fiction compositions including The No Sleep Podcast. Pop over to his Patreon and get connected to his music.
There are people in the Audio Drama community right miffed at others.
No seriously. We’re as eclectic as any other group, and there’s all kinds of ideas from people as to what is the best way to produce and provide our favourite medium. Here at the Sonic Society we are of the “Yes, please!” to all courses of our favourite meal. Whether people sell their works professionally, or ask for help from Patreon, Kickstarter, or as Cory Doctorow and the Sonic Society says “Let there be free entertainment!” this article Why Give Your Work Away For Free? suggests all kinds of value in the act.
What would you like to do?