Audio Drama Podfest, 11th Hour Audio Challenge, Small Cast Recommendations and a Sound Writing Exercise
10/27/23 • 11 min
Where have Sarah and Lindsay been? Get ready for a quick update from ADWIT. Sarah brings you a helpful and less unwieldy than usual podcast conference for Audio Drama creatives, on the 4th of November. Meanwhile, the 11th Hour Audio Challenge casts a long dark shadow over Lindsay. Get ready for stories to chill your bones on 30th October.
What can we do for you, as podcasters? What do you need from a podcast about how to make audio drama and fiction podcasts? Coming soon: The ADWIT Survey, with fabulous* prizes for a few randomly selected respondents. Or, if you can’t wait that long to tell us what you want from this podcast, write to us at [email protected].
Plus, a few listening recommendations for podcasts outside the “full cast” stereotype, and a writing exercise based on sound cues.
*for certain values of "fabulous."
Links to Resources and More info:
The Audio Drama Hub Podfest
Streaming tickets for The Audio Drama Hub Podfest.
The 11th Hour Audio Challenge and past episodes.
Hallway to Nowhere by Leslie Gideon
EVP Side B and EVP Side A by Owen McCuen (scroll down to 2022 episodes)
Magenta Presents Little Boxes (live from the London Podcast Festival) by Longcat Media
Sounds from Freesound.org:
SummerOpenFieldDusk by kvgarlic
Zipping A Huge Black Bag by Matrixxx_
Unlock by orangesheepdog
Xenorhinotherium Growl #3 by ShangASDFGuy123
Sunday Afternoon in Rejkjavik by spraguek
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at [email protected], or visit our website at adwit.org.
Tell us how you really feel.
Write us a review on Podchaser or on Apple Podcasts.
Where have Sarah and Lindsay been? Get ready for a quick update from ADWIT. Sarah brings you a helpful and less unwieldy than usual podcast conference for Audio Drama creatives, on the 4th of November. Meanwhile, the 11th Hour Audio Challenge casts a long dark shadow over Lindsay. Get ready for stories to chill your bones on 30th October.
What can we do for you, as podcasters? What do you need from a podcast about how to make audio drama and fiction podcasts? Coming soon: The ADWIT Survey, with fabulous* prizes for a few randomly selected respondents. Or, if you can’t wait that long to tell us what you want from this podcast, write to us at [email protected].
Plus, a few listening recommendations for podcasts outside the “full cast” stereotype, and a writing exercise based on sound cues.
*for certain values of "fabulous."
Links to Resources and More info:
The Audio Drama Hub Podfest
Streaming tickets for The Audio Drama Hub Podfest.
The 11th Hour Audio Challenge and past episodes.
Hallway to Nowhere by Leslie Gideon
EVP Side B and EVP Side A by Owen McCuen (scroll down to 2022 episodes)
Magenta Presents Little Boxes (live from the London Podcast Festival) by Longcat Media
Sounds from Freesound.org:
SummerOpenFieldDusk by kvgarlic
Zipping A Huge Black Bag by Matrixxx_
Unlock by orangesheepdog
Xenorhinotherium Growl #3 by ShangASDFGuy123
Sunday Afternoon in Rejkjavik by spraguek
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at [email protected], or visit our website at adwit.org.
Tell us how you really feel.
Write us a review on Podchaser or on Apple Podcasts.
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Lindsay's stuck in a rut. Sarah rows out to rescue her. Come along for a relaxing day at the beach, where we'll guide you through some resources to reignite your passion for writing! In this episode, we explore how reconnecting with nature, observing people and the environments around us, and trying different creative outlets can spark your imagination. We also share some amazing podcasts, writing prompts, and resources to help you improve your writing. Avanti!
Image photographed by Tom Price, via Shutterstock
Resources:
Gabriel Urbina's Audio Drama Writing Resources
Audio Fiction 101 Course
Improv Your Writing
Elevate Collective for Podcasters
Danielle Desir Corbett's Grant for Creators Resources
NEH Media Projects: grants for new media projects (US)
Join the WGA Audio Alliance DiscordGuidelines for Fiction Podcasters During The WGA Strike
Write Now with Sarah Rhea Werner
Learn with 11th Hour Audio
500 Writing Prompts to Help Beat Writer’s Block
Write or Die
Written? Kitten!
Get the scoop on audio drama news, opportunities, creative resources and more with The Fiction Podcast Weekly newsletter. For more info, visit The Podcast Host's Fiction Podcast Weekly.
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at [email protected], or visit our website at adwit.org.
Tell us how you really feel.
Write us a review on Podchaser or on Apple Podcasts.
Next Episode
Ignite Your Storytelling Spark for 2024: How to Plan a Season or Story Arc, Plus Coming Attractions and The ADWIT Audience Survey
WARNING: Spoilers for Star Wars and The Wizard of Oz.
Resources:
- ADWIT: The Survey!
- NaNoWriMo.org
- Dan Harmon’s Story Circle at the Channel 101 Wiki
- Dan Harmon explains the story circle with examples from a Community episode in a Tumblr post
- What is Libro.fm?
Music and production assistance by Vincent Friel.
Additional sounds by https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld
Park Forest, Boxtel North Brabant, Netherlands
For more information about this podcast, visit adwit.org.
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at [email protected], or visit our website at adwit.org.
Tell us how you really feel.
Write us a review on Podchaser or on Apple Podcasts.
ADWIT: The Audio Drama Writers' Independent Toolkit - Audio Drama Podfest, 11th Hour Audio Challenge, Small Cast Recommendations and a Sound Writing Exercise
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Hi everybody . It's Lindsay . I just wanted to give you a quick update about what's going on with ADWIT , the audio drama writer's independent toolkit .
LindsayIt has been a minute or ten since last we published an episode . What has been going on ? So a while back , Sarah had a medical event in her family . I would tell you all about it , but
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