Music for Storytelling: Tips and Tricks for Finding the Perfect Soundtrack for Your Audio Drama
Enhance your audio drama with the power of music! Discover essential tips for finding the perfect music for storytelling.
Learn Audio Storytelling with Us!
Got a story to tell and wondering where to start? Come back often for more resources and information on audio storytelling that keeps your listeners tuning in for more. Whether you’re making an entire podcast or a one-off story, get the tools and tips for your audio production toolkit.
Master the Mic: Recording for Voice Actors
Learn how to master recording for voice acting with valuable tips and techniques. Discover the secrets to achieving professional-grade audio recordings. Practice, improve, and unlock your voice acting potential.
11 Must-Listen Horror Storytelling Podcasts to Keep You Up at Night
From NoSleep to Calling Darkness, these horror storytelling podcasts feature immersive storytelling, high-quality production, and engaging characters that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Master Dialogue Editing in Reaper: Techniques, Tips, and Final Touches
We’ll explore some essential techniques, tips, and final touches for mastering dialogue editing in Reaper.
How to choose Microphones For Voice Acting
With so many microphones for voice acting to choose from, how do you narrow them down? We cover the characteristics of different microphones and how they affect your sound.
Easily create an Audio Drama Script Breakdown
There’s no big secret to mastering an audio drama script breakdown. We’ll show you how!
Script Writing that Engages the Ears
Audio script writing is a challenge. Here are some tips for writing with your ears!
Tom Parsons: Composing for Horror
I have been composing for audio dramas since 2015 and have worked on over 30 projects. A lot of these projects are horror-related. Influences Composers who inspired me: John Carpenter John Carpenter composed the scores for films such as Halloween, The Fog, and Escape From LA. I admire Carpenter’s ability to create simple pieces and … Read more
Survive Dialogue Editing With Your Wits Attached
The craft of dialogue editing has a lot of bells and whistles. Writer Richard Brooks takes on the challenge of a first dialog edit and shares his insights.
Music and Horror – Mad Fiends With Violins
Strange Bedfellows Music and horror have been intimate partners bent on emotional sabotage since the silent film era of the mid-1890s to the late 1920s. F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu (1922), Georges Méliès Le Manoir Du Diable (House of the Devil) (1896), Victor Sjöström’s The Phantom Carriage (1921) all incorporated and relied on music to lure their … Read more