
Closely associated with Nineteen Nocturne Boulevard and Julie Hoverson,
is the Warp’d Space and Warp’d Stories productions by Kimberly Poole.
Kim has been acting since junior high school drama class and continued
through high school. Later she worked with Julie as a voice actor, and
expressed an interest in learning how to produce shows. Julie mentored Kim as
Warp’d Space took shape.
She already knew plenty of actors from the podcasting community, and
recruited some of her actors from her own family: Kim’s daughter plays Pilot in
multiple voices. Local voices are recorded at Julie’s studio and the others
send recordings from remote locations.
This can be tricky since remote recordings necessarily have a different
audio environment, but Kim says she can pull it off since the expected audio
ambience in spaceship scenes is controllable [my paraphrasing].
I’ve done a bit of audio myself, and have had to splice together
remotely recorded dialogue, so I can sympathize with the challenges.
She would like to do more Warp’d Space, but getting the crew back
together is no small undertaking.
Kim says she goes to Larp events monthly (I’ve really got to try that)
which lets her combine acting and costuming and become a sociopath-assassin for
a weekend.
Kim’s advice to those interested in podcasting: Find someone like Julie
to learn from and take notes. She says you really have to like what you’re
doing; it’s far too much work to not like what you’re doing.
Good advice, Kimberly.
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