DR Scene & Story Collection 5 - rr

[jennlea]

For "The Brothers" the lines for Dr. Franck:

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_thebrothers_drfranck.mp3

Take care,

Greg

Thank you, Greg! Dr. Franck is absolutely perfect and can be marked PL-OK!

[redrun]

Thank you, MW updated.

[GregGiordano]

For "The Brothers" the lines for Dr. Franck:

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_thebrothers_drfranck.mp3

Take care,

Greg

Thank you, Greg! Dr. Franck is absolutely perfect and can be marked PL-OK!

Thank you!

[Winnifred]

Here's A Mother for The Brothers (nice rhythm to that): https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_brothers_mother.mp3 (0:16)

Cheers,

[Winnifred]

Here's The Girl for "Hills Like White Elephants": https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_whiteelephants_thegirl.mp3 (6:22)

Longest DR I've done so far. Let me know if you want more/less emotion in any of the lines.

Cheers,

[redrun]

Thank you Winnifred, both entered.

[jennlea]

Here is the dialog for Bob, in The Brothers. I didn't really try much of an accent since it usually doesn't turn out well for me. But, if you want something more, I'll give it a try.

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_brothers_bob.mp3 7:37

Thank you, Larry! It is perfect as it is. Very well read with just the right touch of emotion! I might have had a catch in my throat when you read the line about never seeing his baby. Bob is PL-OK!

[GregGiordano]

Here are the lines for Dr. Grimesby Roylott:

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_speckledband_drgrimesbyroylott.mp3

Take care,

Greg

[redrun]

Thank you both.

Edit: and got the next post.

[jennlea]

Here's A Mother for The Brothers (nice rhythm to that): https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_brothers_mother.mp3 (0:16)

Cheers,

Thank you, Winnifred! Lovely and perfectly PL-OK!

[Bookworm360]

Woggle-Bug Wife is ready for PL!
https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_wogglebug_wife.mp3

And Dr. Roylott is PL OK!

[redrun]

Thank you.

[Bookworm360]

And here is Julia Stoner. Could someone PL it for me please?

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_speckledband_juliastoner.mp3

[BrianFullen]

And here is Julia Stoner. Could someone PL it for me please?

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_speckledband_juliastoner.mp3

I'd be pleased to PL the recording.

[BrianFullen]

And here is Julia Stoner. Could someone PL it for me please?

https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_speckledband_juliastoner.mp3

Certainly PLOK and may I say that your 'wild scream of a terrified woman' frightened the bejeebers out of me. I don't know if you are doing the editing for the project yourself; if not, then I do think that the placement of the scream at around 0:48.5 is a tad too close to the preceding line (“‘Well, it is of no great consequence, at any rate.’ ). I was totally caught off guard and considered at first that the lock turned by the key might benefit from oiling. Of course it became clear that the scream is meant to be included in Helen Stoner's narration a little later on. But, if you are editor you of course are aware of all this. Why can't I just come to point and stick around there? And why should that be a question for you. PLOK