“Audio dramas are a fun way to bring your project to life without the cost of television production.” —Sara Hathaway (author and podcast host)
Some screenwriters just want to write scripts (which is great), but some screenwriters want to produce their scripts. An Audio drama is a great way to bring your script to live. Sara talks about how to make your own audio drama in today’s blog, and she shares resources that'll help you produce your audio drama.
www.stage32.com/blog/how-to-produce-an-audio-drama-3743
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Fantastic Maurice!
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Good info, thanks Sara! Over the past few years, audio dramas became a more popular option for stage plays (musical or not) too.
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@Maurice Thanks for the share. Great advice and free. Audio was main entertainment outlet aswell as national information tool pre TV. Thought recently who carries a transistor radio around now? I never lived without one once. Great audio back in fashion for novels, series etc.
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I didn't like musicals until I watched "Wonka," Heidi Stock. An audio drama musical sounds interesting!
You're welcome, Debbie Croysdale. "Great audio back in fashion for novels, series etc." You're right. I've been hearing more and more about writers and filmmakers switching to audio dramas. I just want to write scripts, but I've been thinking about making audio dramas. I wouldn't have to wait around for producers and directors to buy my scripts, and I could bring my big-budget scripts to life without big money, like Sara said, "Audio dramas are a fun way to bring your project to life without the cost of television production."