Get ready for a classic goosebumps tale! Two teenagers out after dark in a small town, getting up to no good, what's the worse that can happen? Settle in for a cosy spooky tale, where our our two leads get stuck in a haunted garden after dark.. and have to unravel its secrets.. also there's a phone box that just won't stop ringing?

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This piece has been in the making for a while, and is an fantastic example of an independently written, directed and edited audio drama. The interview with our collective member Andrea provides deep insights for up and coming creatives who want to do the same - how do you bring a piece like this to life?

'The Wind Telephone'

Written and Directed by Andrea Gillum

Credits

• Editing and Sound Design by Andrea Gillum
• Recording Engineer Benny Redfern
• Assistant Composer Paris Barolo
• Oliver Ayres as Rufus
• Jake Matricardi as Callum
• John Crawley as the Caretaker & Grandpa Joe
• Rach Carolane as Satanic Chanting & Demon Voice

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Co-created by Evrim Şen with support from Joshua Cowie - Creative Producer at The Channel @ The Arts Centre Melbourne

Timestamps:

(00:00:00) Intro and Acknowledgement of Country

(00:01:30) Host introduction with Evrim Şen & Benny Redfern

(00:02:48) Our Feature Presentation by Andrea Gillum

(00:17:00) Credits for 'The Wind Telephone'

(00:17:35) Interview with the writer featuring Producer, Finn Moseley

(00:33:30) Wrap up with Evrim Şen & Benny Redfern

Does the Grim Reaper have a union? How do you negotiate a contract with death? We enter a strange but hilarious world as we follow Lana's journey, who has to find her feet whilst navigating the afterlife as she clocks in for the graveyard shift. Stay tuned for comical timing, snappy sound design and the opportunity to hear part one of a fantastical adventures series!

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This is the pilot for a series. Grim Chronicles plays with listener expectations and dances the line between the comedy and horror of finding yourself stuck in an overly bureaucratic afterlife. Who knew paperwork would never end?

'Grim Chronicles'

Written and Directed by Marcie Di Bartolomeo

Credits

• ​Kimberly Lovegrove playing Jazzi
• ​Tamanna kaul playing Lana
• ​Sasha Leong as Selena Adler
• ​Musical score by Jia Wei Eeng
• ​Recording by Sound Design by Jia Wei Eeng

Co-created by Evrim Şen with support from Joshua Cowie - Creative Producer at The Channel @ The Arts Centre Melbourne

Timestamps:

(00:00:00) Intro and Acknowledgement of Country

(00:01:30) Host introduction with Evrim Şen & Finn Moseley

(00:03:18) Our Feature Presentation by Marcie Di Bartolomeo

(00:20:50) Credits for 'Grim Chronicles'

(00:21:30) Interview with the creatives featuring Finn Moseley

(00:31:30) Wrap up with Finn Moseley

Harrison's brother Beau has gone missing, deep underground searching for something.. he finds a finds his tape recorder and swears he can hear Beu's voice is calling for him in the dark...

Listener discretion is advised for this episode.

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This is a supernatural horror story which plays on your senses and explores what it means to know where you are and challenges if you really know who you are talking to. An original audio drama that brings us back to our roots, plays with your imagination and nerves as you follow Harrison's journey to uncover a mystery and find his brother.

'Something In The Dark'

Written and Directed by David Churack

Credits

• Assist Producer Benny Redfern
• Audio Engineering by Tom Kulham
• Harrison played by Chris Bowman
• Beau played by Andrew Bates
• Gordie played by Michael Husky Nguyen
• German women play by Alex Clouston
• Annie played by Rosie Russell

Co-created by Evrim Şen with support from Joshua Cowie - Creative Producer at The Channel @ The Arts Centre Melbourne

Timestamps:

(00:00:00) Intro and Acknowledgement of Country

(00:01:55) Host introduction with Evrim Şen & Finn Moseley

(00:03:52) Our Feature Presentation by David Churack

(00:18:00) Credits for 'Something In The Dark'

(00:18:50) Interview with the creatives featuring Evrim Şen

(00:38:47) Wrap up with Finn Moseley