This webinar will wade into the world of audio drama. Whether you've been tapped to produce a big-budget, Hollywood-scale production or you've recruited friends to reenact scenes from the distant past to bring a documentary to life, the world of audio fiction is exciting and relevant territory for audio-makers of all skill levels. We'll explore how the tools of audio fiction can be creatively applied to stories across genres — journalism included. And, importantly, this webinar will demystify how you can get started making audio fiction, from casting actors to foley work and everything in between.
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Speakers
Chloe Prasinos
Producer, Reporter and Sound Designer
Chloe Prasinos is a shape-shifter — she works across all aspects of audio production and across genres. Most recently she served as editor and executive producer of a forthcoming documentary series from First Look Media.As Associate Director for Marvel’s Wolverine: The Long Night and The Lost Trail, Chloe worked on the show’s direction and sound design. Prior to wading into the world of fiction, Chloe was a producer for Gimlet Media’s Reply All.Her stories have been featured on a variety of radio shows and podcasts including CNN, Love + Radio, 99% Invisible, NPR, WBEZ’s Curious City, ESPN’s 30 for 30, 538’s Elections Podcast, On the Media, and more. The Atlantic named Chloe’s work in their compilation of “Slightly More Than 100 Exceptional Works of Journalism,” as well as their list of “50 Best Podcast Episodes of 2015”. Her work on Wolverine: The Lost Trail won a Webby Award for Best Sound Design.
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Will this session be recorded?
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