Audio Plays - Should we do more?
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Just a heads up to let people know that prior to the next Audio play being recorded a second KM-Drama Project will be being published on the KM-Drama Website.
A preview can be found at the following link.
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i put yes to both
is there a dreadnaught part in this ?
or just the characters mentioned in the list
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As an update on the postponed plays, we presently have three scripts awaiting production, with a possible fourth one in early drafting stage, but due to enormous difficulties finding a suitable time for everyone to meet up, we're considering a change of approach.
The main script remains on the back-burner until a studio meet-up can be arranged, but the other two scripts are essentially comedies, a little like the KM-Today project from last Christmas. Therefore we're thinking of making them at home in the same way. Essentially, anyone who has their own microphone and would like to take part can record lines and then forward them to us, and we can paste them together. The Wall Aid crew will be familiar with this approach.
The first script we are trying to put together this way is a sketch by Dark_Comet. If this works okay, we'll try to produce the second script, a full-length comedy play, in the same manner.
If you have your own microphone/recording equipment and you're interested in taking part, please IM me.
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Here is the current state-of-play with audio projects;-
Of the three scripts mentioned above, two have now been mixed and released - Bolt To The Head and Yes, Dungeon Master - which leaves the third script, When Five Tribes Go To War, on standby. We are having too much difficulty arranging a suitable time for a large enough cast to meet up and record it, so we are now discussing whether to record this one from home as well. It is a proper drama rather than a comedy, and is set in the same continuity as Famous For Retreating.
Would anyone be interested in helping to make it? There are fourteen characters appearing in it, and only three of them have definitely been assigned so far.
Another sketch has been written, called Blue Balls, which we hope to have available for this year's Christmas offering. There are also several other projects in very early development, but work on them will not proceed until 5Tribes and Blue Balls are both complete. For the record, these projects go under the working titles; -
Sidriss Jones' Diary;
Choice Techonomics or Techtopia (haven't really made up our minds about what to call that one yet) and;
The Trial Of A Technomancer.
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There are changes happening over the Easter weekend in the land of sightless KM-storytelling. No new material, but we're having something of a reboot away from the mic.
First off, we're finally ditching our clumsy original group name. "KM-RAmDram" was always hard to pronounce and even harder to spell, so after a long while mulling it over, we've plumped for the new moniker, The Dunshelm Players. Cop-out name? Maybe, but we just couldn't come up with a better one, and at least we're sure it's better than the original.
Secondly, Andy Marshall (Dark_Comet) has been hard-at-work tinkering away at a new, less eye-twisting website to replace the 90's-looking eyesore that we've been making do with for the last three-and-a-half years. The new site's still in-progress for now, so for the time being http://www.kmramdram.co.uk/ remains the place to download from, but that will become defunct very soon. To go with this, we also have a new e-mail address to replace the one in the posts above; thedunshelmplayers@tiscali.co.uk , the AP forum has been shut down due to lack of activity, and all our files, including all the commentary tracks, are being moved to a new server; another big nod of thanks to Forester for generously hosting them for us over the last few years.
Watch this space for further news as it happens.
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Okay, our new blogsite is now open for business, and can be accessed at http://dunshelmplayers.wordpress.com/, complete with a fresh batch of newly-converted commentaries (most of them previously available in .WAV format through Jake Collins and Sendspace).
The old website is now defunct. It will still be accessible at the old address, but will not be updated any further.
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Looks good!
I was considering implementing a twitter feed on to the main knightmare site. But I was concerned about spam and whether it would actually pick anything interesting up.
I'll be watching to see how it pans out on the audio plays site.
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I'd say go for it. If nothing else, Twitter feeds are quick and easy to update, so it would simplify the task of keeping knightmare.com current.
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The Dunshelm Players now have a facebook group page. Feel free to join and invite like-minded chums.
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