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Hey Pod People! It’s time again to vote for the AUDIO VERSE AWARDS

The Audio Verse Awards have been a great supporter of The Grayscale since the show’s inception. This is the semi-final voting, and the top five nominees in each category will advance to the finals.

You can vote for the Audio Verse Awards HERE, and you have until Monday, October 30th at 11:59 PM Pacific Time to do so!

Also, while there, why not donate to the AVA so that they can buy physical trophies for all the winners this year. 

THE VOTING ITSELF is a little time consuming in this round, so we’re providing a voting guide that includes each of our nominees and what page of voting they appear on.

Don’t forget the voting password, pancakes

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Best Original Composition for an Ongoing Production *

Best Original Composition for a Dramatic Production *

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Best Audio Engineering for an Ongoing Production *

Best Audio Engineering for a dramatic Production *

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Best Writing for an Ongoing Production *

Best Writing for a Self-Contained Production *

– Dylan James Amick for A Message After The Tone

Best Writing for a comedic Production *

Best Writing for a dramatic Production *

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Best Ongoing Production *

Best Dramatic Production *

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Best Actress in a Role for a Self-contained Dramatic Production *

Best Actress in a Supporting Role for a Dramatic Production *

Best Actress in a Leading Role for a Dramatic Production *

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Best Actor in a Role for a Self-contained Comedic Production *

Best Actor in a Role for a Self-contained Dramatic Production *

Best Actor in a Supporting Role for a Dramatic Production *

Best Actor in a Leading Role for a Dramatic Production *

A young beauty pageant contestant begins to doubt her reasons for participating right before her biggest competition.

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Written, Directed and Edited by Dylan James Amick

Starring

Produced by Julia Katz, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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Pastor Clearwater,

It has come to my attention that your time at the Beavertail Historical Society has come to a firey end. It would appear we need to, once again, find a new placement for you. This time, I have an idea that I believe should suit your particular skill set.

Its well known that you famously defended yourself in your trial, successfully even. Therefore we would like you to act as a public defender for the city of Beavertail as the city currently has 0 lawyers and many, many outstanding trials.

We will start you out with an easy one, a simple B & E revolving around a stolen trading card. Wayne Lisby from Crumdon will be once again coming into town to serve as prosecutor and you will be arguing before the honorable Wayne Cartwright.

I would very much like to come into work without hearing you have somehow lead to another location burning down.

Featuring

Created by Matthew Schott

Produced by Julia Katz, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

A weekly look behind the curtain of our newest theatrical production, JERK.

In today’s episode, Andrew reveals some real life moments that inspired JERK, and we go through the importance of eye contact to relationship between actors, and between actors and the audience.

JERK will run August 24-26th, and August 31st- September 2nd at 8pm*, at THE HIVE, in Brooklyn NYC.

*(with 2pm showings on Saturdays)

You can buy tickets to the show here

And you can DONATE to the production here

A weekly look behind the curtain of our newest theatrical production, JERK.

In today’s episode, Andrew highlights the directing talents of Dylan James Amick, and runs through the constraints on this production.

JERK will run August 24-26th, and August 31st- September 2nd at 8pm*, at THE HIVE, in Brooklyn NYC.

*(with 2pm showings on Saturdays)

You can buy tickets to the show here

And you can DONATE to the production here

A weekly look behind the curtain of our newest theatrical production, JERK. In today’s episode, Andrew tells us how we got here, and why table reads make him nervous.

JERK will run August 24-26th, and August 31st- September 2nd at 8pm*, at THE HIVE, in Brooklyn NYC.

*(with 2pm showings on Saturdays)

You can buy tickets to the show here

And you can DONATE to the production here

A suicide hotline operator receives a startling warning from an unknown caller.

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Written and Directed by Dylan James Amick

Starring

Produced by Julia Katz, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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Follow The Moral Influx Company on Twitter.

Written by Grayscale writer ANDREW TERRANCE KABERLINE

August 24th – September 2nd

In this minisode, we hear a new story about what not to do when working out in a graveyard, we revisit our JULY 4TH trip to Coney Island, and we get a preview about the next full length SNS episode.

First Course: Grave Consequences

Second Course: A Vegetarian at the Hot Dog Contest

Produced by Executive Director Julia Katz, Podcast Production Manager Chelsea Rugg, and Podcast Head Honcho Andrew Terrance Kaberline

Hosted, Written, and Edited by

Recorded by Julia Katz

Today’s episode featured Lindsey Griffith and Will Jennings.

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The opening and closing theme for Sunday Night Supper are by Michael Gugliotti

Two French siblings recount a harmless children’s tale about making wishes at a well, and are forced to examine their relationship as a result.

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Written and Directed by Dylan James Amick

Starring

Produced by Julia Katz, Dylan James Amick, Chelsea Rugg, and Andrew Terrance Kaberline

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Follow The Moral Influx Company on Twitter.

While the Pastor prepares for another new job as part of his community service, he tries to knock out a few more hours by testing his skills as an audiobook narrator.

Listen as the Pastor guides you through a spooky new interactive audiobook from the good people at Industrial Illusions. Listen at your own risk!*

*Note: This is not a cute way to hype the product. There are in fact real and serious legal consequences to each and every person who uses their free will to decide to listen and partake in this audiobook