Exercises in Sound is an experiment in audio storytelling. One short scene, re-imagined over and again, exploring how narrative is affected by changes big and small to details of design, editing, performance, music, and all the tools of narrative audio.
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Exercises in Sound is an experiment in audio storytelling. One short scene, re-imagined over and again, exploring how narrative is affected by changes big and small to details of design, editing, performance, music, and all the tools of narrative audio.
Written and sound designed by Alexander Danner and directed by James Oliva.
Performed by Jordan Higgs and Jordan Stillman, with Richard Penner as The Narrator.
Theme music by Katherine Seaton.
Tile art by Sam Twardy.
Exercises in Sound is inspired by Raymond Queaneau's Exercises in Style and Matt Madden's 99 Ways to tell a story , which conducted similar experiments in the forms of prose fiction and comics respectively.
Funded in part by by grants from HartLife NFP and Emerson College.
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Exercises in Sound
Exercises in Sound is an experiment in audio storytelling. One short scene, re-imagined over and again, exploring how narrative is affected by changes big and small to details of design, editing, performance, music, and all the tools of narrative audio.
