Learn how to use music scoring to evoke emotions and highlight relationships in storytelling, as composer Dayn Leonardson shares his insights on defining the foundational moment in a story.
Do you find it challenging to come up with eye-catching cover art for your podcast, while others seem to do it effortlessly? One possible explanation could be a lack of knowledge about the basics of graphic design. The fundamental principles of visual design serve as a guide for designers to produce designs that are visually attractive and successfully convey a message.
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I love a good story critique. Don’t get me wrong. It’s an acquired taste. And you have to deal with a lot of asshats along the way. It’s not easy to get good feedback. Just a lot of bad experiences that lead you to those good ones that happen along the way. But when you receive a
I’ve used Pro Tools and Audition for years. Here’s why I made the switch to Reaper
Art has value. Compensating fellow creators for their time on your productions lets them know you value them and encourages higher-quality content.
Strange Bedfellows Music and horror have been intimate partners bent on emotional sabotage since the silent film era of the mid-1890s to the late 1920s. F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu (1922), Georges Méliès Le Manoir Du Diable (House of the Devil) (1896), Victor Sjöström’s The Phantom Carriage (1921) all incorporated and relied on music to lure their
Editing scripts takes a careful hand and investment in the story. Here is my approach to script editing.
AFTER 5:00 P.M. SLIP BRAINS THROUGH SLOT IN DOOR Welcome to the depository Here you’ll find a collection of informational and inspirational resources related to all the things that make audio drama horror happen. Books For Writers Where Nightmares Come From: The Art of Storytelling in the Horror Genre by Joe Mynhardt and Eugene Johnson
