We're still looking for submissions

[heidi]

We didn't get any submissions at all for our next Podcast Play - except from copperbadge, and while we adore him, he did write the first SpellCast Podcast Play, and we'd like to give someone else a shot if anyone else is interested.
So we've extended the deadline to November 1, although the chosen script will still need to be completed by November 5. If you won't be able to adapt your script, if chosen, in the first week of November, please do not submit at this time.

We're looking for stories that incorporate Christmas, Hanukah, Yule, Kwanza, Solstice and/or any other holiday celebrated in December. We will only accept scripts that are rated PG-13 or less.

APPLICATION
Please fill out the application and send it, along with the adaptation of the first page or so (or the entire script, if you've already adapted it) to [email]SpellCast@fictionalley.org[/email]

FA Username (you can register now if you're not already an FA member):
Title of fic:
Brief summary:
Link to fic:
# of male characters with speaking roles:
# of female characters with speaking roles:

We ask that you do a quick adaptation of the first page or so of your fic, to show us that your fic is an appropriate choice and that you understand the process of radio adaptation. Please include a list of all speaking roles for the entire fic (with brief descriptions if necessary). Put any stage directions or sound effects in brackets.

If the story is already in script-form, please feel free to send us the entire script.

You can adapt your own fic, or you can adapt someone else's fic if the original author(s) consent; if you are submitting an adaptation of a fic written by someone else, please attach the name and email address of the original author.

We recommend reading the advice on script-writing at LumosDissendium before you adapt the fic into script form.

Any questions? Ask by posting a reply to this comment or email us at spellcast@fictionalley.org. And if you sent in a submission already and it got eaten by gmail, let us know asap via help@fictionalley.org.

Comments

[icarusancalion.livejournal.com]

You know, this is the first I've heard of this. I think Guy Talk would adapt pretty easily. I don't have copperbadge's theatre/screenplay background but let me look at it. :)

Icarus