iamlostwithoutmyboswell

Just wanted to provide an update: we are cast! We’ll be making an official announcement in the (hopefully) near future!

We are happy to announce the release of our third installment, “A Case of Identity”! Head to http://www.iamlostwithoutmyboswell.com and give it a listen!

While you’re there, don’t forget to check out the auditions page for information about the next story, “The Boscombe Valley Mystery”, or visit the store to grab one of our vinyl logo stickers…[Read more]

Hullo! Just wanted to give you all an update about how things are going! We are actually really close to having “A Case of Identity” ready to go! Just some final editing to do, and a little recording I have to do at home (intro and outro credits) and then we’ll have another installment for you! Then it’s on to auditions for the next one, which…[Read more]

Hi all! Just wanted to give you a little progress report, as well as some insight into how I’m doing things. Today I got scene “D” rough cut. The way I’m breaking down the stories is basically doing what’s called a “French Scene”. That means anytime a character enters or exits it’s a new scene. It makes it a LOT easier to edit in smaller…[Read more]

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Getting some editing done at the Waterloo Public Library

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I have that series, it wasn’t bad

I completely understand problem of too many boxes. I donated 4 short boxes to the theatre I was working for, and left about half a dozen at my mom’s place, and I STILL have 9 with me for just the current ongoing stuff I’m reading.

The Dynamite stuff has been good, the older one I still need to read is, “The Trial of Sherlock Holmes”, and I…[Read more]

And at this point, we’ve had one actor who sends in their audio for each story. Irene Adler lives in the Toronto area, Mr. Merryweather lives in Dubuque, and Miss Sutherland lives in Des Moines.

We only skyped Mary in for the read through, she recorded her parts separately and then I had the task of a lot of cutting and pasting in her scene in the story, but being able to have her do the read through with us was great fun.

Happy to!

— How many people tend to audition for your episodes?
It’s been around half a dozen per story, excluding people who have just submitted a general audition. I have a little cache of those as well.

— How long does it take to rehearse, perform/record and edit an episode?
Having to factor in the natural matter of life not always…[Read more]