In this inaugural episode of Static Shift's Resonant Frequency, four of the founding members of Articulate Studios discuss the origins of their audio drama, Static Shift. They delve into the creative process, the importance of emotional acting, and the collaborative nature of their work. The conversation highlights the evolution of the podcast, character development, and the trust built within the team. They also preview future episodes and encourage audience engagement, emphasizing the significance of community in their storytelling journey.

Watch our ORIGINAL PILOT Episode of Blackwood Manor for Static Shift:

https://youtu.be/ER6T6ZROaaA

Hosted by Rob Sogomonian with guests Jason Tibor, Tiffany Magnuson, and Aaron Sokalski.

Takeaways

• The podcast is a behind-the-scenes look at Static Shift.
• Articulate Studios was formed by a group of like-minded voice actors.
• The idea for Static Shift evolved from an anthology to a larger story.
• Emotional acting is crucial for voice performances.
• The group practices regularly to improve their skills.
• Trust and chemistry among the cast enhance the production quality.
• The logo design reflects the collaborative nature of the group.
• Aaron's character-driven approach adds depth to performances.
• The podcast aims to engage with listeners and encourage feedback.
• Future episodes will introduce new characters and storylines.

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