A Selection of Work

FICTION PODCASTS & AUDIO DRAMA

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Ivory Night At The Center of The Galaxy
An odd-ball, comedy sci-fi, originally written as a feature film, then adapted into a fiction podcast

It was recorded fully remotely with a cast of five, plus myself

I then edited the dialogue, added SFX, Foley and music and mixed it, with mastering by Nick Lewis of Old Cottage Audio

Content note: Ivory Night At The Center of The Galaxy is a surreal adult sci-fi comedy containing strong sexual humour, absurd sexual references and occasional strong language.

All Ivory Night Credits

Colorful sci-fi illustration featuring a woman with blonde hair, robotic limbs, and a revealing outfit, holding a glowing object with a large yellow moon in the background. Two other characters, a man with glasses and a gun, and a blue-skinned humanoid with horns, are also present. Title text reads "Ivyory Night at the Center of the Galaxy" with episode details.
Colorful sci-fi illustration featuring a woman with blonde hair, robotic limbs, and a revealing outfit, holding a glowing object with a large yellow moon in the background. Two other characters, a man with glasses and a gun, and a blue-skinned humanoid with horns, are also present. Title text reads "Ivyory Night at the Center of the Galaxy" with episode details.

Ivory Night Fiction Podcast EP1 (17:21)
Written by Peter Sallade
Colorful animated poster for Episode 3 titled 'Dance Till You Drop,' featuring a female character with long flowing hair, a purple and pink outfit, holding a gun, standing with two robotic or alien characters against a vibrant cosmic background with planets and stars. The title 'Ivory Night at the Center of the Galaxy' is prominently displayed.
Ivory Night Fiction Podcast EP2 (27:11)
Written by Peter Sallade
Cover art for an episode titled 'Failsafe Override' from 'Ivory Night at the Center of the Galaxy,' featuring a female character with long, flowing hair, a revealing futuristic outfit, and two others in the background, one with glasses and a gun, and a robotic or alien figure, all set against a vibrant, cosmic space background with a large glowing moon.
Ivory Night Fiction Podcast EP3 (18:17)
Written by Peter Sallade
Ivory Night Fiction Podcast EP4 (22:10)
Written by Peter Sallade

Playing Woodstock
An audio adaptation of a screenplay. The story is a nostalgic look back through the eyes of 2 (fictitious) British singer/songwriters and their dreams of playing the iconic 1969 music Woodstock festival.

This was originally recorded as a table read, in a room with less-than-ideal acoustics. A narrator read the scenes and action lines. The audio was all comped from 2 takes, edited, and all narration, taken out. Some additional dialogue was then recorded remotely and matched in.

I then added SFX, Foley and music and mixed/mastered it.

All Playing Woodstock Credits

A man and a young girl sitting together on grass by a lake at sunset, with the man playing guitar and the girl resting her head on his shoulder. Text reads "Playing Woodstock" with a small flower icon.
Playing Woodstock - Audio Play - Pub Event Scene (2:28)
Written by Ian Cox
A man and a young girl sitting together on grass by a lake at sunset, with the man playing guitar and the girl resting her head on his shoulder. Text reads "Playing Woodstock" with a small flower icon.
A man and a young girl sitting together on grass by a lake at sunset, with the man playing guitar and the girl resting her head on his shoulder. Text reads "Playing Woodstock" with a small flower icon.
Playing Woodstock - Audio Play - Car Crash Scene (1:20)
Written by Ian Cox
Playing Woodstock - Audio Play - Train Station Scene (1:52)
Written by Ian Cox

Steadman’s Stronghold
Selected scenes from a feature-length audio drama exploring 19th-century slavery in Georgia.

Content note: Steadmand’s Stronghold contains references to 19th-century slavery.

All Steadman’s Stronghold Credits

Steadman's Stronghold - Audio Drama (3:36)
Written by Dave Ward

Parklife
Parklife centres around four very different people who use a city park in their own unique way and how their connections to each other help lead them to specific outcomes in their lives. But it is the different  perspectives of their journeys that highlight how perceptions change when seen from other viewpoints.

All Parklife Credits

Parklife - Cafe Scene - Audio Drama
Written by Adrienne Aiken
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A Few (More) Testimonials

“Adrienne’s approach was thoroughly professional, always transparent, with attention to detail and the recordings were of very good quality”

— Barbara Vonau, Screenwriter, Clap

“Adrienne constantly generates innovative ideas that elevate the project.

Her attention to detail is impeccable.”

— Emilija Dignaitė Kerpė, Head of Animation Production, Bored Panda

“It went brilliantly.

…way beyond what we were expecting.”

— Natasha Price & Jason Robbins, Director, Engine House

“Adrienne is a talented, organised and dedicated professional, whose contributions have been invaluable to our team”

— Martin Danchev, Sound Supervisor, Bored Panda

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