43 min
Episode IX: Audio Drama, Not Audio Trauma, or Getting Unstuck ADWIT: The Audio Drama Writers' Independent Toolkit
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Feeling stuck? Sarah and Lindsay are your tow truck. In this episode we go for a walk in the rain and chit chat about the things creative people do to sabotage themselves. We'll also share some strategies you can use to get out of the mud, get inspired and get writing again.
Warning and/or Bonus : Spoilers for Prodigal Son‘s Season 1, which is not an audio drama.
Resources:
Lynda Barry: Syllabus, Making Comics (affiliate links)
Neil Gaiman on libraries & daydreaming for The Guardian
Stanford study finds walking improves creativity
Jessca Abel: Idea Debt
Write or Die, and Written? Kitten!
Leonardo Da Vinci’s Adoration of the Magi
Betrayal by Harold Pinter (affiliate link)
Sleep No More
Ryan by Chris Landreth
Ryan by Chris Landreth on YouTube (CW: mental health vs. trauma, addiction & recovery, suicide, self-harm, Lindsay loves this movie, relevant discussion at 6:22)
Image under a Creative Commons license via Wikimedia Commons, from cgpgrey.com
Sound effects from freesound.org:
Going on a forest road gravel and grass.wav by straget
Cork by sjnewton
Bottle Clink by FillSoko
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Get the scoop on audio drama news, opportunities, creative resources and more with The Fiction Podcast Weekly newsletter. For more info, visit The Podcast Host's Fiction Podcast Weekly.
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at writersadwit@gmail.com, or visit our website at adwit.org.
Tell us how you really feel.
Write us a review on Podchaser or on Apple Podcasts.
Send us a Text Message.
Feeling stuck? Sarah and Lindsay are your tow truck. In this episode we go for a walk in the rain and chit chat about the things creative people do to sabotage themselves. We'll also share some strategies you can use to get out of the mud, get inspired and get writing again.
Warning and/or Bonus : Spoilers for Prodigal Son‘s Season 1, which is not an audio drama.
Resources:
Lynda Barry: Syllabus, Making Comics (affiliate links)
Neil Gaiman on libraries & daydreaming for The Guardian
Stanford study finds walking improves creativity
Jessca Abel: Idea Debt
Write or Die, and Written? Kitten!
Leonardo Da Vinci’s Adoration of the Magi
Betrayal by Harold Pinter (affiliate link)
Sleep No More
Ryan by Chris Landreth
Ryan by Chris Landreth on YouTube (CW: mental health vs. trauma, addiction & recovery, suicide, self-harm, Lindsay loves this movie, relevant discussion at 6:22)
Image under a Creative Commons license via Wikimedia Commons, from cgpgrey.com
Sound effects from freesound.org:
Going on a forest road gravel and grass.wav by straget
Cork by sjnewton
Bottle Clink by FillSoko
Subscribe or Follow us, so you can be sure to hear all future episodes.
Tell us what you think, on Twitter, at @ADWITpodcast.
Like what you heard? Write a review at Podchaser or
Get the scoop on audio drama news, opportunities, creative resources and more with The Fiction Podcast Weekly newsletter. For more info, visit The Podcast Host's Fiction Podcast Weekly.
You can shape the future of The Audio Drama Writers’ Independent Toolkit. Take the ADWIT Audience Survey, so we know what writing strategies to help you with next. One randomly selected respondent will win a gift certificate to Libro.fm. All participants will receive a PDF explaining the story crafting method described in our December 25, 2023 episode.
Want to get in touch? Contact us at writersadwit@gmail.com, or visit our website at adwit.org.
Tell us how you really feel.
Write us a review on Podchaser or on Apple Podcasts.
43 min