Blue Sky (Episode 13 Added 04/07/2013)

[Tablet]

Episode 13

Ethan is on the prowl and it's answers he seeks, but will he trust himself or the lies of another? Has Byron finally met her end, and will George be able to track down Charlie before he does something stupid? This is Blue Sky.

Starring:
Andrew Hackley as Tom and Ethan
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Sean P. Guzman as George
Mora Inamorata as Alex
Glenn Hascall as Miguel
Michael Valenzuela as Remnant
J.C. Jones as Father Dillon
Marcy Edwards as The Nurse
along with Kokoro Hane and Daglot Alta as the Guards

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Episode 12

What happened to Byron? Where is Richard? And will Alex finally get revenge for the death of her Father? This is Blue Sky.

Starring:
Sean P. Guzman as George
Mora Inamorata as Alex
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Glenn Hascall as Miguel
And J.C. Jones as Father Dillon

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Episode 11

A shadow is on the prowl, the target? None other than George Sanderson, but can George convince this shadow that he is not the enemy? Meanwhile the game of cat and mouse between Lady Byron and Number 6 intensifies leading to an all out conflict that could throw the city into yet another war! This is Blue Sky.

Starring:

Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Dylan Spencer as Number 6
Sean Patrick as George
Mora Inamorata as Alex
Glenn Hascall as Miguel
And J.C. Jones as Father Dillon

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Episode 10

A steaming mask lies shattered, a maniac comes forward, and a dark predicament begins among friends. The outcome of what happens now could change everything for Charlie and George. This is Blue Sky.

Starring:

Sean Patrick as George and Ronnie
Charlie Spooner as Charlie
Andrew Hackley as Tom and Ethan
And Michael Valenzuela as Remnant

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Episode 9

As the world inside George’s mind begins to crumble he’s thrown into a situation that’ll test not only his leadership but also the integrity of those closest to him. This is Blue Sky.

Starring

Sean Patrick as George
Charlie Spooner as Charlie
Andrew Hackley as Ethan
J.C. Jones as Guard #1
And Daniel Whitelaw Guard #2

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Episode 8

Trapped and out of control George, Laura and Charlie face are about to come face to face with just how far Byron will go to enrage Number 6, and just who is this Ethan fellow? All this and more in this episode of Blue Sky!

Starring

Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Sean Patrick as George
Charlie Spooner as Charlie
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Dylan Spencer as Number 6
DomVoice as Voice
Andrew Hackley as Tom/Ethan
Will Redwood as Suicidal Guard
Samuella Alexander as the Pedestrian

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Episode 7

Now, six months later, Laura and George are at ends, and George is still desperately seeking Tom. With the coming events, season 2 of Blue Sky sends our hero’s into desperate attempts to hold stability of the world they know. With threats to the very essence of who they are, and being pushed nearly over the looking glass of their sanity, Blue Sky may just meet its end.

Starring

Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Sean Patrick as George
Charlie Spooner as Charlie
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Dylan Spencer as Number 6
DomVoice as Voice
Andrew Hackley as Tom
J. C. Jones as Blue Sky Man #1
And Michael Valenzuela as Remnant

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Episode 6

With the list firmly in the Prime Ministers hands and Isaac on the prowl along with the ever power hungry Lady Byron have George and Laura lost the fight? Follow our three protagonists as they live with the repercussions of their actions across a 6-part original radio play, this is Blue Sky.

Starring

Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Sean Patrick as George
April Sadowski as Glenda
Niel Sumter as Isaac
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Gareth Bowley as The Prime Minister
Alex Gilmour as Jackson
Michelle Lenne as Jen
Randall Cropp as Will
Dylan Spencer as Andrews
Cali Willis as Guard #1
Robert S. Benjamin as Guard #2
Mark Terhorst as Blue Sky Man #1
Tanja Milojevic as Voice of Azin

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Episode 5

With the sample from the list executed the Prime Minister sends shivers through Blue Sky meanwhile Tom, George and Laura must keep up the ruse about Isaac with disastrous results. Follow our three protagonists as they live with the repercussions of their actions across a 6-part original radio play, this is Blue Sky.

Starring

Gareth Bowley as the Prime Minister
Andrew Hackley as Tom
Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Sean Patrick as George
Gwendolyn Jenson-Woodard as Lady Byron
April Sadowski as Glenda
Niel Sumter as Isaac
James Lewis Tyler as Daniel Davies
And Dylan Spencer as General Andrews

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Episode 4

Cut off from the elders and thrown into disarray after the events of Episode 3, Tom and Laura try to contact elders directly meanwhile Lady Byron’s plan is beginning to finally take shape. Follow our three protagonists as they live with the repercussions of their actions across a 6-part original radio play, this is Blue Sky.

Starring

Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Andrew Hackley as Tom
Sean Patrick as George
Gwendolyn Jenson-Woodard as Lady Byron
April Sadowski as Glenda
Niel Sumter as Isaac:
Gareth Bowley as The Prime Minister
And Cali Willis as The Guard

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Episode 3

Two months has passed and Lady Byron has been quiet, that is until now. Follow our three protagonists as they live with the repercussions of their actions across a 6-part original radio play, this is Blue Sky.

Starring

Sean Patrick as George
Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Andrew Hackley as Tom
Tanner Hatley as Jack Munroe
Gwendolyn Jenson-Woodard as Lady Byron
Lee James Sands as George's Father
Elly Campbell as George's Mother
Alex Gilmour as Jackson

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Episode 2

Having successfully completed their job, George prepares for his date with Laura while Tom nurses his injured arm... but all is far from normal. Follow our three protagonists as they live with the repercussions of their actions across a 6-part original radio play, this is Blue Sky.

Starring

Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Andrew Hackley as Tom
Sean Patrick as George
Gwendolyn Jenson-Woodard as Lady Byron
Gareth Bowley as The Prime Minister
Tanner Hatley as Jack Munroe And
Seaglass as the Waitress

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Episode 1

Laura Byron a rich, spoilt brat is sick of the legacy she is having forced upon her. Torn between breaking free and upholding her Mother’s upper class ethics she hires two outlaws, Tom and George to destroy her Mother's military production facility, but all isn't as it seems. Follow our three protagonists as they live with the repercussions of their actions across a 6-part original radio play, this is Blue Sky.

Starring:

Andrew Hackley as Tom
Sean Patrick as George
Melissa D. Johnson as Laura
Gwendolyn Jensen-Woodard as Lady Byron
Alex Gilmour as Jackson
And Gareth Bowely as The Prime Minister

[Adam]

I'm very happy to see more and more original projects showing up. It's inspiring to see it to be honest.

The mixing was pretty solid, the music selection was good as well.

The acting overall was a little dry though. A lot of it felt like people were just reading the script and recording them, there wasn't much emotion when there should have been. For instance when Lady Byron was saying that she'd "Kill them" it should have much more anger and frustration driving it, but it came out on the same level was the lines that were said before it.

Mippa was the stand out in the episode, you could feel the doubt within her and the annoyance with her mother. For the next episode, if you don't do it already in your scripts, I'd add direction so the voice actors should know what their emotion should be. I feel like if the acting and emotion is improved it'll greatly up the quality of the production. Since right now the story, cast and over all feel is there, just the actual acting needs to catch up a bit.

Good job! Keep it up and I'll definitely be looking for the next installment.

[Tablet]

Hi Adam, thanks for the feedback! We're taking all of your comments on board and hope to improve with each and every episode! Thanks for listening and providing constructive feedback!

[Tablet]

Episode 2 has been released (see first post)

[hippie_vampire]

I just wanted to say that I have been listening to this on my iTunes and I absolutely love it Everyone did an awesome job and I love the story!
I can't wait for then next episode!

[Tablet]

Awwww, thanks hippie_vampire, I'm currently casting episode 4 right now too.

[zCaptain]

I'm very happy to see more and more original projects showing up. It's inspiring to see it to be honest.

The mixing was pretty solid, the music selection was good as well.

The acting overall was a little dry though. A lot of it felt like people were just reading the script and recording them, there wasn't much emotion when there should have been. For instance when Lady Byron was saying that she'd "Kill them" it should have much more anger and frustration driving it, but it came out on the same level was the lines that were said before it.

Mippa was the stand out in the episode, you could feel the doubt within her and the annoyance with her mother. For the next episode, if you don't do it already in your scripts, I'd add direction so the voice actors should know what their emotion should be. I feel like if the acting and emotion is improved it'll greatly up the quality of the production. Since right now the story, cast and over all feel is there, just the actual acting needs to catch up a bit.

Good job! Keep it up and I'll definitely be looking for the next installment.

As of two days ago I never heard of Audio drama or radio drama, whatever it's called lol.
Anyways last night I listened to the first episode of blue sky, and it was better then I thought it would be. I enjoyed it and I look forward to listening to the rest of the episodes.

I thought the overall quality was pretty good, good story as well, and I liked the cliff hanger at the end of EP1, but like adam said, some of the acting was a little dry, nothing to complain about though, it's not like this is professional project with a large budget, however I do have a thought. I'm new to VAA and I've never voice acted before so I don't know how the producer goes about giving each actor their lines. I'm guessing they get their lines mailed to them individually or do they get to see the whole script? If they get to read the whole script, then the actor gets to see the other characters lines, and has a better knowledge of how exactly he/she is supposed to respond, which would make the flow of dialogue much more fluent. I noticed that sometimes when I character spoke, and then another character responded to what that character spoke it was if they were unaware of what the first characters feelings were, so they responded with an awkward sounding response.

Anyways those are just my own thoughts. Is there anyone here who could tell me how script lines are usually delivered to the actors here on VAA?

Thanks

[Adam]

As of two days ago I never heard of Audio drama or radio drama, whatever it's called lol.
Anyways last night I listened to the first episode of blue sky, and it was better then I thought it would be. I enjoyed it and I look forward to listening to the rest of the episodes.

I thought the overall quality was pretty good, good story as well, and I liked the cliff hanger at the end of EP1, but like adam said, some of the acting was a little dry, nothing to complain about though, it's not like this is professional project with a large budget, however I do have a thought. I'm new to VAA and I've never voice acted before so I don't know how the producer goes about giving each actor their lines. I'm guessing they get their lines mailed to them individually or do they get to see the whole script? If they get to read the whole script, then the actor gets to see the other characters lines, and has a better knowledge of how exactly he/she is supposed to respond, which would make the flow of dialogue much more fluent. I noticed that sometimes when I character spoke, and then another character responded to what that character spoke it was if they were unaware of what the first characters feelings were, so they responded with an awkward sounding response.

Anyways those are just my own thoughts. Is there anyone here who could tell me how script lines are usually delivered to the actors here on VAA?

Thanks

Full script through email.

[TannerHatley]

episode four is so AWESOME!!!

[Tablet]

As of two days ago I never heard of Audio drama or radio drama, whatever it's called lol.
Anyways last night I listened to the first episode of blue sky, and it was better then I thought it would be. I enjoyed it and I look forward to listening to the rest of the episodes.

I thought the overall quality was pretty good, good story as well, and I liked the cliff hanger at the end of EP1, but like adam said, some of the acting was a little dry, nothing to complain about though, it's not like this is professional project with a large budget, however I do have a thought. I'm new to VAA and I've never voice acted before so I don't know how the producer goes about giving each actor their lines. I'm guessing they get their lines mailed to them individually or do they get to see the whole script? If they get to read the whole script, then the actor gets to see the other characters lines, and has a better knowledge of how exactly he/she is supposed to respond, which would make the flow of dialogue much more fluent. I noticed that sometimes when I character spoke, and then another character responded to what that character spoke it was if they were unaware of what the first characters feelings were, so they responded with an awkward sounding response.

Anyways those are just my own thoughts. Is there anyone here who could tell me how script lines are usually delivered to the actors here on VAA?

Thanks

Thanks for taking the time to listen to the first episode, as Adam already said yes I send out full scripts to the actors but especially in the first episode I think everyone including myself was trying to get a feeling for the characters and the direction of the show, I'm sure if you keep listening you'll see marked improvements in all areas as the actors settle in and I become more confident and capable as a mixer.

episode four is so AWESOME!!!

Thanks Tanner! Your character may have been killed off in episode 3 but trust me you haven't been forgotten.