Yes. Really psyched about the new Superman movie now. They finally got a director (James Gunn) who genuinely understands and cares about the character. I haven't felt this way about a new superhero film since at least Cap 3.

#AudioDrama community: Is there or is there not a shortage of audio drama writers? Discuss!

I watch "It's A Wonderful Life" every Christmas.
I get why a lot of people laugh this movie off. To understand and appreciate it, you need to know something about religion, American history, and economics.
It's the sort of movie which appeals to bookish people. That describes me, but not everyone.

Thanks!

Hey everyone. Let’s brag and congratulate each other for what we are proud of for ourselves for 2024.

I figured out how to use AI audio tools to produce audio dramas. Then I went back to college to get my first bachelor's degree, and now I have a paid job at my college's radio station.

I actually agree with this take.

So, I'm not sure what my next audio drama project will be, but I have 3 scripts I really care about in the works, and one of them is done, another is almost done, and the third is about half-done. Currently passing the finished one around to friends to get feedback.

This is kind of a sick joke, but it still made me laugh.

Ah, yes, fandom... I remember when I was like that. I chalk it up as a side-effect of being a teenager. In my experience, high schoolers are very into themselves, which typically translates into quaint obsessions with concepts and ideas which only exist in the imagination.

So, I was working on a book titled "How to Write Audio Drama." The idea was that I would distill all of the knowledge about writing audio drama which I had learned on my own through self-education into one, compact, easy-to-access source. Viable? #audiodrama

I was making a joke. :-D

Okay. Thanks!

Now all we need is a decent Narnia movie, and I can have this too!

I like the Beatles just fine, but I also think Larry Norman is the bomb. (Larry Norman, incidentally, was a HUGE Beatles fan.)

Gotham City really does exist, actually. It's called "Seattle."

So, I heard in an audio drama group over on FB that BlueSky has a pretty happening #audiodrama community. Yay?