It's time for the second Radiosonic podcast! Chatting in real time about their influences are
aralias,
x_los,
bagheera_san, and
neveralarch, with the help of
bessyboo as technical support, time keeper, and thinker of thoughts. Talking to us from the past or the future are
vonquixote and
birdsarecalling. This podcast is about what influences the Radiosonic writers, in particular: what we stole from Doctor Who and Big Finish (consciously or unconsciously) and what we chose not to steal.
The podcast also contains two rough clips of the first episode to go into production, episode 2: The Shackles of the Wolf. These clips are from the very first readthrough with the actors. The director has yet to issue direction, the pacing is off thanks to Skype's lag and my dodgy cutting, the audio quality is bad, and the sound effects are being read in by the Production Manager. Nevertheless, it seemed a nice thing to put into the podcast since we have these clips, and it should be interesting to see how radically different the scenes sound by the time the episode is actually finished.
N.B. Although we talk about the relative gayness of the writing team and our roots in fanfiction, it is worth noting that there is no explicit Doctor/Master slash in series 1.
Please enjoy the podcast.
Radiosonic Podcast: 2 (Writers+Influences) by radiosonic
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Links to Big Finish audios mentioned in the Podcast
Ordered roughly by chronological mention in podcast
The character of Erimem, introduced in The Eye of the Scorpion by Iain McLaughlin
The Marian Conspiracy by Jac Rayner
Scherzo by Rob Shearman
Paper Cuts by Marc Platt
The One Doctor by Gareth Roberts and Clayton Hickman
Doctor Who and the Pirates by Jac Rayner
The Kingmaker by Nev Fountain
Bang-Bang-A-Boom! by Gareth Roberts and Clayton Hickman
Minuet in Hell by Alan W. Lear and Gary Russell
Sword of Orion by Nick Briggs
Omega by Nev Fountain
Axis of Insanity by Simon Furman
What we didn't say in the podcast is that there are more audition pieces up. Check out this post for UK, USA, and Australian accent parts, ranging from major characters in the episode to news reader types.
Also - the production team recruitment post is always open.
The podcast also contains two rough clips of the first episode to go into production, episode 2: The Shackles of the Wolf. These clips are from the very first readthrough with the actors. The director has yet to issue direction, the pacing is off thanks to Skype's lag and my dodgy cutting, the audio quality is bad, and the sound effects are being read in by the Production Manager. Nevertheless, it seemed a nice thing to put into the podcast since we have these clips, and it should be interesting to see how radically different the scenes sound by the time the episode is actually finished.
N.B. Although we talk about the relative gayness of the writing team and our roots in fanfiction, it is worth noting that there is no explicit Doctor/Master slash in series 1.
Please enjoy the podcast.
Radiosonic Podcast: 2 (Writers+Influences) by radiosonic
We Tumbl at radio-sonic. You can follow the Tumblr through the RSS feed
We tweet at @radiosonic_WS
Links to Big Finish audios mentioned in the Podcast
Ordered roughly by chronological mention in podcast
The character of Erimem, introduced in The Eye of the Scorpion by Iain McLaughlin
The Marian Conspiracy by Jac Rayner
Scherzo by Rob Shearman
Paper Cuts by Marc Platt
The One Doctor by Gareth Roberts and Clayton Hickman
Doctor Who and the Pirates by Jac Rayner
The Kingmaker by Nev Fountain
Bang-Bang-A-Boom! by Gareth Roberts and Clayton Hickman
Minuet in Hell by Alan W. Lear and Gary Russell
Sword of Orion by Nick Briggs
Omega by Nev Fountain
Axis of Insanity by Simon Furman
What we didn't say in the podcast is that there are more audition pieces up. Check out this post for UK, USA, and Australian accent parts, ranging from major characters in the episode to news reader types.
Also - the production team recruitment post is always open.

Comments
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the jacobi voice is very good.