OSU Wins a Free Game

I’ve always had a love for coordinated dance routines, and since I got to be the announcer for the SRU marching band in college I’ve had an appreciation for  highly technical marching band routines. I know there are a lot of stellar performances that I haven’t seen, but I’m guessing this has to be one of the most spectacular of all time. I can’t remember the last time I watched a 9 minute YouTube video and left wishing it went on for another hour. Amazing.

RELEASED: Who Goes There? — the story the movie The Thing was based on

Image borrowed from http://tinyurl.com/7jxyp37

This is one of my favorite projects to be involved with so far and I have been very, VERY eagerly awaiting it’s release. I’m proud of my work on it, the production value is good, and it’s free for you to listen to it, so there is no reason for you not to. Okay, if you don’t care for classic horror or have a strong aversion to the mention of blood, alien body posession or flamethrowers, this isn’t for you. For the rest of us: CLICK NOW!

http://mustbenicestudios.podomatic.com/entry/2012-06-24T23_00_00-07_00

As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, this is the story that became the movie The Thing. If you remember The Thing, my character is Childs — one that was very fun to voice in this project.

Please have a listen and pass the link on to as many people as possible. It’s my understanding that this is producer Clay Dugger’s first major venture for his amateur audio drama group – Must Be Nice Studios. It would be a huge coup for them and I would consider it a personal favor if this got spread far and wide. Besides, it’s just plain X-Files/Twilight Zone/drive-in fright feature type fun and you’re going to want to pass it along.

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• SNEAK PEAK: Who Goes There? (matweller.wordpress.com)