The further adventures of Emmeline is now live with episode 5 of Silent Universe

Kostya Abramov’s plans unfold, sweeping the unwitting members of Serendipity into a conspiracy larger than any of them can yet imagine. Listen to it Now! and read the script.

Visit the Old Time (and Modern) Radio Scripts page to read more radio scripts from the Golden Age of Radio. – Don

Many thanks to the mysterious M for the heads up these Old Time Radio scripts – Close-ups, On Christmas Night and Station KUKU: Christmas episode. Also, find on the Radio Scripts page, find the latest draft of episode five of Silent Universe. – Don

The script for Episode 4 – Eternity part 1 was previously release on the Radio Scripts page. Production is now complete and you can listen to Eternity (part 1) of Silent Universe

Also, 52 Screenplays has just blogged Casablanca.

Lastly, the Scary Dairy Tales One Week Challange will come to a close on Friday, October 20th at 11:59 pm. Get your short script submitted and join in the discussion. – Don

On the unproduced scripts page there are seventeen scripts up for your reading pleasure.

On the Radio Scripts page read the forth installment of Silent Universe. – Don

Apropos current happenings in the US Congress, thanks to anonymous and Horror Lair you can read three-drafts-in-one of Brian Nelson’s Hard Candy (which is now available on DVD). That would be on the movie scripts page.

On the TV Scripts and Transcripts page, thanks to Boston Legal there are transcripts up of The Practice.

And, thanks to M you can read some transcripts from the Golden Age of Radio. As you know, companies sponsored a lot of radio shows. Read Raising Junior sponsored by Wheatena and Forty Fathom Trawlers sponsored by 40 Fathom Fish Company (which later became High Liner Foodservice).

Shout outs to Unknown Screenwriter and the “one page” thing and 52 Screenplays who continues to read and review a screenplay a week. This week’s installment Big Fish

On the unproduced scripts page there are six new scripts up.

Thanks to M for the heads up on on National Surety Secret Cases: The Cameo Pin Clue on the radio scripts page.

Just a heads up that Podiobooks.com has finished the server migration and are up and running. – Don

A bit ago I mentioned Silent Universe on the Radio Scripts page and posted a rough draft (with permission) of episode three. Now, the broadcast of Episode 3 of Silent Universe is out. If you’ve listened to the first two episodes, by all means, head on over to Episode 3. If you are new to the series or “Sci Fi Curious”, listen to the all the episodes in order.

Silent Universe: Episode 3 Counterpoint – script- from: J. Marcus Xavier’s Silent Universe

Emmeline meets up again with Jack. She is tortured by the Chi Coms.

Listen to the episode (mp3)

Information courtesy of Silent Universe

It is no secret that I’m a big fan of Old Time Radio (OTR). My new friend Stan, who works for The American Museum of Radio and Electricity,
sent over his drama company’s rendition of Skyscraper. You can listen and read along over on the Radio Scripts page.

When you have a moment, do check out The American Museum of Radio and Electricity. Located in Bellingham, Washington, USA the museum has the definitive collection of radios, related gear and all sorts of instruments from the historic development of electrical transmission: Tesla coils, etc. As one might expect, they also run their own radio station – KMRE 102.3 FM broadcasting in Bellingham, Washington. Enjoy the best music and classic broadcasts from the Golden Age of Radio. – Don

Update on the Radio Scripts page – All three scripts to the first three episodes of Silent Universe are now available.

I grew up listening to rebroadcasts of Superman, The Shadow and Green Hornet from the Golden Age of Radio. Later, radio adaptations of Star Wars and The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy came out and were much enjoyed. The folks over at Silent Universe have brought back the good old days of Radio with a modern twist.

Silent Universe follows the adventures of Emmeline Kaley, a professional mercenary who finds herself involved with a covert organization after a paying job goes horribly wrong. Teamed with a motley cast of characters including a weapons specialists, a computer hacker, an ex-mercenary and even a casino tycoon, Emmeline Kaley is forced to go to extreme lengths to prevent tragedy from striking the solar system. With a style of drama that mixes elements of 24 and the new Battlestar Galactica, each episode of the Silent Universe reveals layers of suspense and intrigue that leaves audiences guessing at what twists its plot will take next.

Fans of OTR should give Silent Universe a try. Head on over to the Radio page and take a look at the production scripts for the first three episodes of Silent Universe and give episodes one and two a listen. I’m sure you will not be dissappointed. – Don