When an article is seeing an influx of requests, Audm can then very quickly turn around narration – in as little as four or five hours – presuming they already have a contract in place with the publisher, and an audio actor is available to read.
Kate McClanaghan is a casting director, producer, and founder of both "Big House Casting & Audio" and "Actors' Sound Advice".
Available in the US only for now, it's designed to be used while watching the Blu-ray version of the film, offering trivia, video, audio commentary, actor profiles and other information synchronised with the movie.
The series producers considered filming the scene with audible dialogue, but they thought the scene was more powerful without audio and felt actors John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer "are such great actors and have the ability to convey so much without hearing their dialogue".
Horror -- Child's Play 20th Birthday Edition ($14.98; MGM) is a suitably playful special edition of the B movie romp that includes audio commentary from actors, writers, producers...and even Chucky himself.
Here we have the fourth Terminator movie – which is also the film, in case anyone has forgotten, from which an audio tape of actor Christian Bale spectacularly losing his cool was leaked on to the internet.
One solution seemed to be for the BBC to make an audio recording of four actors giving a platform reading of Don Juan in Hell, broadcasting it on weeks when the comedy was being performed.
The Exorcist maze somehow managed to exceed my high expectations — even with the lights on and without any actors or audio effects.
Graphic design, computer generated imagery, audio engineering, musical composition, actors, lyricists, script writers, musicians, lighting designers, dancers, fabricators of all kinds produce these tiny bits of theater we call advertising.
Two months before the release of the film, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust launched a campaign attacking anti-Stratfordian arguments by means of a web site, 60 Minutes With Shakespeare: Who Was William Shakespeare?, containing short audio contributions recorded by actors, scholars and other celebrities, which was quickly followed by a rebuttal from the Shakespeare Authorship Coalition.
