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Another aspect of the festival confers prizes for writing scripts which are submitted to win that year's awards and published in an anthology of the winning scripts. New and established writers compete and the top winning scripts are read to an audience. The organisation's mentoring casts a wide net
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Award for Excellence in Audio Theatre, the only award of its kind in America given to American audio dramatists with a significant body of work, or who have made significant contributions to the art form. The first award was presented to Corwin on the occasion of his 100th birthday, with Awards
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The last day of the festival is a live performance of audio drama, carried over local radio, as well as streamed live over the internet. The night's entertainment includes original radio plays performed by attendees, and a short workshop play written and produced by first-time conference
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For twenty years, this five-day workshop continued under the MRTW name. In 2001, the National Audio Theatre Festivals became the new sponsor of this weeklong event and workshop. The NATF also sponsors the
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The National Audio Theatre Festivals, Inc. (NATF) evolved from its predecessor, the Midwest Radio Theatre Workshop. In 1979, a number of radio theater enthusiasts, based around community radio station
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Many participants of the National Audio Theatre Festivals' Audio Theatre Workshop have notable careers in the audio arts, such as
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and the audio arts, as well as other special training. Participants take classes on subjects such as voiceover and
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was declared in Poland. The main character uses voodoo against the oppressors of
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about Polish American immigrants living in New Orleans during 1981 when
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to gather a wide range of cultures, styles, and genres. The 2000
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13 Donuts: An Original Radio Drama with a Multi-Cultural Twist
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Index

radio drama
voice-over
voice acting
audio engineering
Foley
special effects
podcasting
West Plains, Missouri
Yuri Rasovsky
Firesign Theatre
ZBS Foundation
Atlanta Radio Theatre Company
Willamette Radio Theatre
KOPN
Jim Jordan
Fibber McGee and Molly
Firesign Theatre
David Ossman
Peter Bergman
Norman Corwin
Hedwig Gorski
martial law
Solidarność


"Genesis and Renaissance: A Brief History of Radio Theater"
Interview with Richard Fish
13 Donuts: An Original Radio Drama with a Multi-Cultural Twist
The National Audio Theatre Festivals website
Twitter feed for NATF

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