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Writing Audio Drama Is A Comprehensive And Intelligent Guide To Writing Sound Drama For Broadcasting And Online. The Book Uses New And Original Research On The History Of Writing Radio Plays In The Uk And Usa To Explore How This Has Informed And Developed The Art Form For More Than 100 Years. Audio Drama In The Context Of Podcasting Is Now Experiencing A Global And Exponential Expansion. Through Analysis Of Examples Of Past And Present Writing, The Author Explains How To Originate And Craft Drama Which Can Explore Deeply Psychological And Intimate Themes And Achieve Emotional, Truthful, Entertaining And Thought-provoking Impact. Practical Analysis Of The Key Factors Required To Write Successful Audio Drama Is Covered In Chapters Focusing On Audio Play Beginnings And Openings, Sound Story Dialogue, Sustaining The Sound Story, Plotting For Sound Drama And The Best Ways Of Ending Audio Plays. Each Chapter Is Supported By Extensive Companion Online Resources Expanding And Supporting The Writers And Subjects Discussed And Explored, And Extensive Information On How To Access Online Many Exemplar And Model Sound Dramas Referenced In The Chapters. This Textbook Will Be An Important Resource For Undergraduate And Postgraduate Students Taking Modules And Courses On Radio Drama, Theatre And Media Drama, Audio Theatre, Audio Drama, Scriptwriting, Media Writing-- Provided By Publisher.
This book investigates the technical, historical, and creative requirements for writing effective audio drama across radio, podcasting, and other digital media platforms. Tim Crook, an experienced practitioner and academic, utilizes original research into the history of radio playwriting in the UK and USA to establish a framework for modern audio storytelling. The text argues that understanding the evolution of the medium is necessary for writers to craft intimate, psychologically resonant narratives that leverage the unique constraints of sound-only storytelling.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators recognize this text as a comprehensive resource for students and professionals interested in the mechanics of audio scriptwriting. Readers frequently note the balance between historical context and practical, actionable advice for modern media creators.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
2017-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203838181
ISBN-13:
9780203838181
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