Silver Shorts
Silver Shorts
Podcast Description
Over the years, NYC-based studio, Silver Sound, has worked with many passionate creators across multiple industries. With the Silver Shorts podcast we bring you captivating stories with fully immersive audio created in conjunction with some of our favorite collaborators. Hosted by our good friend and Broadway performer, James Brown-Orleans, this anthology of bite-sized creations aims to make you laugh, cry, or both, without taking too much time out of your day. Silver Shorts is a proud Silver Podcast Network show.
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The podcast presents a diverse array of themes such as personal narratives, humor, cultural insights, and social issues, with episodes exploring topics like the complexities of identity in 'Headshots', the raw emotions associated with mental health in 'Here To Listen', and the whimsical tales of adventure and mystery in 'Dimo Duck'. Each episode is designed to evoke strong emotions whether it’s laughter, introspection, or suspense.
Over the years, NYC-based studio Silver Sound has worked with many passionate creators across multiple industries. With the Silver Shorts podcast we bring you captivating stories with fully immersive audio created in conjunction with some of our favorite collaborators.
Hosted by our good friend and Broadway performer James Brown-Orleans, this anthology of bite-sized creations aims to make you laugh, cry, or both, without taking too much time out of your day.
Silver Shorts is a proud Silver Podcast Network show.
In this episode, host Cory Choy (founder of the Dash, Emmy-winning sound mixer, and owner of Silver Sound Studios) sits down with Sonic Dash finalist Lynn Ermann, the reporter and producer behind "There Used to Be a Statue."
Lynn shares how, through assembling the right "ingredients" (a source she was familiar with and an intriguing location), she was able to find a story on-site and lean into spontaneity. She also shares how movement influences her creative process, along with the editing challenges she faced while shaping the story.
One note: Lynn wanted to offer a correction to a detail in her Dash piece. The statue was stolen, not relocated.
Learn more about the Sonic Dash here: http://sonicdash.nyc/
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The Sonic Dash Podcast is a production of the New York City Podcast Awards, produced by Emily Reeves and Christian Cucinello, with assistance from Ivan Bronson, Lauren Molina, and Zach Treanor.
Thank you to our sponsors: Focusrite, Dell, Acon Digital, iZotope, Sweet Spot, Bravo Studios, Cockos, and Earthworks Audio.
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