The Darkness Bite: Hell

from Tin Pod Radio · host hangofwednesday

The Darkness Bite is a place where things not observed don’t exist. Well, they exist but they’re not really canon. It’s a harsh life living in a place where most of existence operates as more vignettes than novels. This place is more focused on ideas, moments, imagery, and meaning than plot. Ever feel like ‘I don’t get the plot.’ Here its against all reality if you did The Darkness Bite is a audio drama series. Every year we will be releasing a short audio drama story and in-between those shorts will be micro audio seasons. These might be audio dramas but each one of the micro stories will feature videos with old school miniature models and computer generated effects. HELL Tin Pod Radio Halloween Special Written By Brian C. Williams CAST: PODCASTER 1 Simon Wells www.simonwellsvo.com TV NEWS REPORTER 1 Debs Wardle https://debswardle.co.uk/ TV NEWS REPORTER 2 Anna Coombes AnnaCoombesvoiceover.com SERENITY Theo Holt-Bailey https://www.spotlight.com/3814-9053-9124 MALE SOLDIER 1 Hua Sonrin https://t.co/TsQn4ZTyGk SOLDIER 2 Alyssa Ferrari AlyssaFerrariVO.com MALE SOLDIER 3 Gerald Hill https://www.artofgee.com/ FEMALE SOLDIER 1 Danielle Bryn www.daniellebryn.com/ DR. POST Chrystian Marte https://cmartevo.com/ YOUNG SOLDIER Steven Jobson JobsonVOX.com NARRATOR Stacey Taylor https://popcultureparlour.podbean.com/ MISSION COMMAND Faye Holliday https://fayeholliday.carrd.co/ DRAKUYLA Attila Puskás https://attilavoices.carrd.co/ RECORD Brian C. Williams tinuniverse.blogspot.com DOVE Serena El-Hajali https://serenamayva.carrd.co/ THEME: Monsters In The Shadows by Atalia https://www.musicbed.com/songs/monste... For All Things Tin Universe: tinuniverse.blogspot.com #halloween #art #audio #audiodrama #horror #podcasts #tinuniverse #darknessbite #fiction #shortfiction #audiofiction #fullcastaudio

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