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SQ On Air #3: Scripted Podcasts: Making Beyond Strange Lands


July 15, 2020
People in sound studio recording podcast
Beyond Strange Lands recording session at Folklore Sound. L-R Michael Fryer, Amy Ingram, Anna McGahan. 
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In this episode of SQ On Air, we interview the creative team behind Audible Original series Beyond Strange Lands, and explore some of the myths and opportunities about working with sound.

The 12-episode outback thriller is one of four projects supported through SQ’s Proof of Concept initiative 2019, having started following SQ’s Podcasting Bootcamp in late 2018.

Guests
  • Creator and writer Simon Taylor
  • Creator and writer David Peterson
  • Director Hannah Ariotti
  • Producer Danielle Redford
  • Actor Amy Ingram – plays lead role of Fiona
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