MCP 004 – The Muse, Part 1 of 2
Posted by Raven on 03 Nov 2007 at 11:00 pm | Tagged as: Callie, Podcast Episodes, Will, fantasy
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Another winner. I like having distinct voices for each character and not the usual single voice actor trying to do 20 voices (Jim Dale being a notable exception). Of course, I might change my mind when we have a story with more than a few voices, but for now I’m going to say I like it.
Also, I continue to enjoy the ambient sound effects. It lends a certain…dimensionality to the story. A “thereness,” if you will.
Waiting for part 2.
Thanks Kaa! I’m glad you enjoyed this one as it was fun to do. I hope you will enjoy the by play between Bilbo and I since we were able to do our lines together.
I think the background effects adds a lot to the stories. Theatre of the mind is great but the added effects just make it better. It was one of the things I enjoyed as a kid listening to CBS Radio Mystery Theatre and I think Chris is handling it very nicely.
You continue to impress me Chris – Have you thought about getting all this made for a television series?
All my very best wishes –
David.
It’s a good thought–but I’d think doing this on television would be far and away too expensive. Certainly something as comparatively mundane as “Bionic Woman” costs big bucks; by contrast, these first few MetCity episodes have involved little money (albeit lots of labor and love), and yet they’ve sounded well-nigh seamless.
Besides, why confine the image to the dimensions of a TV screen?