• Backstage! #18 - Making Murder Funny

  • Feb 22 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
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Backstage! #18 - Making Murder Funny

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  • Summary

  • Things are heating up in Rome as murder, mayham, and malcontent run rampant. This week we look at how to find the humor in the macabre.

    Content Notes:

    • Spoiler for Episodes 16 and 18
    • SFX: crowds

    Directed by Amani Zardoe

    Produced by Lowri Ann Davies

    Executive Producers Alexander J Newall & April Sumner

    Featuring

    David K Barnes, Grace Knight, Rob Valentine, and Lowri Ann Davies

    Dialogue Editor – Lowri Ann Davies

    Sound Designer - Lowri Ann Davies and Catherine Rinella

    Mastering Editor - Catherine Rinella

    Music by Sam Jones

    Art by Guerrilla Communications

    SFX from Soundly and previously credited artists

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