A script of Episode 7 of the Silent Universe is now posted for reading. Of course, there are spoilers here, so if you don't want to know what happens--then don't read it. But if you'd like to get a behind-the-scenes look at where things are going, and even get involved in the story development process, then the first step is to check out the scripts.
As always, comments and feedback welcome. Send feedback to jmx[atsigngoeshere]silentuniverse.com.
A wise peasant once said, "I'm not dead, yet!" and somehow that seems apt. Today, I've put up a Preview of Episode 6, in the CD Quality, stereo version. Take a listen, and enjoy.
A script of Episode 6 of the Silent Universe is now posted for reading and review. Of course, there are spoilers here, so if you don't want to know what happens--then don't read it. But if you'd like to get a behind-the-scenes look at where things are going, and even get involved in the story development process, then the first step, of course, is to check out the scripts.
And, as always, comments and feedback welcome. Either post to the thread, or email me at jmx[atsigngoeshere]silentuniverse.com.
Heya listeners! For those interested in reviews, feedback and helping shape the story of the Silent Universe, a working (but not final) script of Episode 5 is now posted on our forums. This wraps up the main story we began in Episode 4, "Eternity, Part 1" and gives some interesting hints about things to come... check it out!
Last night I posted a production update to our podcast, detailing some behind-the-scenes info about the Silent Universe and it's third episode. You can listen to the update here.
For those interested in reviews, feedback and perhaps just some SPOILERS, the rough script of Episode 3 is now available for download and discussion. This third episode has the working title "Counterpoint" and should wrap up the opening arc of the Silent Universe, begun in the premiere episode "Mission 256."
Apologies for not announcing this earlier, but there have been a few scheduling delays in the production of Episode 2 of the Silent Universe. We're going to try and get the next episode out by early/mid April, but we don't yet have a solid release date. Things are still moving along, just more slowly than expected. Stay tuned.
News Alert: RSN sources have confirmed that, just minutes ago, a nuclear-armed ballistic missile was launched from Funkakou City on Mars, it's target and destination unknown. Colonial military defense forces on Mars have been put on high alert, and there are reports of widespread panic and rioting on the streets of New Bradford. RSN will continue to bring updates on this story as it develops.
We're wrapping up with script production for Episode 2 of the Silent Universe. A special thanks goes out to all the folks who participated in the discussions on the forums, voicing their opinions and suggestions. Special recognition goes out to Aaron Percival of stargatedestiny.net, Jedi_Kez of geekpov.blogspot.com, JMWright of vipertown.net, kgaughan of talideon.com (good tips on Emmeline's accent), ClayDowling of ceamus.com and HPunster.
The upcoming episode will be around 20 minutes long and is scheduled to be released before the end of March (no hard release date is yet available, but expect to see a cut-off date in the coming weeks).
Please be sure to still visit the forums to drop off any feedback or suggestions, and to swing by our support page to visit some of our affiliates.
Thanks again,
We've begun script production on Episode 2 of the Silent Universe, finishing out the cliffhanger set up in the premiere episode of the podcast. We're taking into consideration comments concerning Gill Frye and Emmeline Kaley, but as we ramp up to cranking out the script for this episode, I wanted to invite listeners to throw out any story suggestions (or even guesses they might have) for discussion and review.
Though we can't guarantee that every suggestion put forward will be reflected in the next episode, if we do directly use a plot idea of yours, we'll be sure to give credit where credit is due.
Feedback Poll: Gill Frye (The "Geek Guy") Love Him? Or Hate Him?
Gill Frye is the sometimes plucky, always inappropriate computer technician of the Silent Universe podcast, and he made his first appearance in the premiere: 1x01 - Mission 256. Next to the accent of Emmeline Kaley, he seems to have generated the most character-based discussion among listeners, provoking feelings of either amusement or irritance. So, in the spirit of feedback, we're posting a poll to get a read on what you think of Gilbert Frye.