Week 3 and week 4: Introduction to drama recording.

I was very pleased to be able to use such professional equipment to produce a radio drama and to try my hand at voiceover. The general feeling is that when creating a radio drama, the actors should firstly start from the character's position and use the emotional experience to get into the character's heart in order to give the character a soul. Secondly, the lines should be handled in such a way as to find the right inner monologue, and to express precisely the spiritual world of the character and the message of the production. The production team must be familiar with the lines, communicate with the actors and prepare their minds. They must also be aware of any problems during the recording, such as the distance of the actors from the microphone and the need to let them know that the recording has started. Most importantly, the production team must be aware of the state of the actors and keep them hydrated and rested as necessary.