Chapter 2
by Bob Tinsley
“Audio drama is just radio drama, old, poorly recorded and badly acted.”
This is just a matter of perception. Modern audio drama can be as slick and professional as a television show.
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THE LIZZIE BENNET DIARIES Won an Emmy
And we just found out about it.
Guess they just aren’t publicizing the Emmy Awards for web TV they way they do “regular” television cuz this happened a couple of weeks ago and we just unearthed it in a (figurative) pile of press releases.
Andrew Orillion: Brewing Up “On the Rocks” 2
Writing the Pilot
by Andrew Orillion
In my first article on the making of On The Rocks, I wrote about the creation of the show and how the staff came together. For this article, I’ll focus on writing the pilot episode.
With the staff, The Grinders, in place and the basic premise of the show agreed upon, executive producer/writer Sam Miller and producer/writer Chris Wu began work on the pilot.
Unlike the rest of the staff, who had never worked together before, Miller and Wu knew each other through industry connections and a pilot writing course they both took at IO West in 2009. Miller worked in comedy development at ABC Studios and Wu was then an assistant at William Morris.
Bob Tinsley: HEFALUMPS and WOOZLES PART 3
by Bob Tinsley
When last we talked we went through getting the cover for your ebook and all the front matter. And you’re still not ready to upload it to Amazon.
First you’ll need to write the ad copy for your book. Amazon calls it the “book description”. That’s the copy that goes in the listing of your book telling everybody what a wonderful, sexy book you’ve written. Go look at some on Amazon to get an idea of what works.
Bob Tinsley: Adventures in Audio Drama
Chapter 1
by Bob Tinsley
It seems like audio books (audiobooks[?]) are a burgeoning market.
Again. Still?
The Wall Street Journal wrote a whole article about it.