Oliver Moore
@mercuryolie.bsky.social
Audio Editor and Producer of TTRPG Actual Plays and Audio Dramas | Editor for Realms of Peril & Glory & 12 Sided Studios | Co-Founder of Warbler Audio
www.warbleraudio.com
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I like the new look Oliver!
February 2, 2025 at 11:51 AM
I like the new look Oliver!
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Solemn Vale: Of Oak and Holly is a dreadful creep through English small town horror, and I got to experience plenty of in-character emotional conflict with my wonderful friends @emzywb.bsky.social @edwardspence.bsky.social @jessjewell.bsky.social and @zackfg.bsky.social !
Fiona haunts us forever.
Fiona haunts us forever.
December 19, 2024 at 12:01 PM
Solemn Vale: Of Oak and Holly is a dreadful creep through English small town horror, and I got to experience plenty of in-character emotional conflict with my wonderful friends @emzywb.bsky.social @edwardspence.bsky.social @jessjewell.bsky.social and @zackfg.bsky.social !
Fiona haunts us forever.
Fiona haunts us forever.
Thank you Fiona, I’m glad I could help bring it to life!
Your narration and world building in this series was so good, and even though I was given very clear content warnings I have definitely came out just that little bit traumatised as a result! 🙃
10/10 would edit again
Your narration and world building in this series was so good, and even though I was given very clear content warnings I have definitely came out just that little bit traumatised as a result! 🙃
10/10 would edit again
December 19, 2024 at 2:31 PM
Thank you Fiona, I’m glad I could help bring it to life!
Your narration and world building in this series was so good, and even though I was given very clear content warnings I have definitely came out just that little bit traumatised as a result! 🙃
10/10 would edit again
Your narration and world building in this series was so good, and even though I was given very clear content warnings I have definitely came out just that little bit traumatised as a result! 🙃
10/10 would edit again
Reposted by Oliver Moore
When a group of school friends reunite in their home town for a Christmas celebration, all the heartache bubbles back to the surface.
The walls are slowly closing in as Solemn Vale tries to keep them forever.
Solemn Vale is a series for mature listeners only, and audience discretion is advices.
The walls are slowly closing in as Solemn Vale tries to keep them forever.
Solemn Vale is a series for mature listeners only, and audience discretion is advices.
December 16, 2024 at 3:49 PM
When a group of school friends reunite in their home town for a Christmas celebration, all the heartache bubbles back to the surface.
The walls are slowly closing in as Solemn Vale tries to keep them forever.
Solemn Vale is a series for mature listeners only, and audience discretion is advices.
The walls are slowly closing in as Solemn Vale tries to keep them forever.
Solemn Vale is a series for mature listeners only, and audience discretion is advices.
When I’m editing APs I’m always thinking about the story and the audience’s perspective
Keeping the narrative tight, maintaining a scene’s immersion and player’s reactions are so key for me.
They are the moments that resonate with a listener the most, Nat 20s, big reveals and character connection
Keeping the narrative tight, maintaining a scene’s immersion and player’s reactions are so key for me.
They are the moments that resonate with a listener the most, Nat 20s, big reveals and character connection
December 4, 2024 at 11:59 PM
When I’m editing APs I’m always thinking about the story and the audience’s perspective
Keeping the narrative tight, maintaining a scene’s immersion and player’s reactions are so key for me.
They are the moments that resonate with a listener the most, Nat 20s, big reveals and character connection
Keeping the narrative tight, maintaining a scene’s immersion and player’s reactions are so key for me.
They are the moments that resonate with a listener the most, Nat 20s, big reveals and character connection
Now that I’m here I realise this statement is actually incredibly ominous and wonderfully vague!
November 30, 2024 at 11:54 AM
Now that I’m here I realise this statement is actually incredibly ominous and wonderfully vague!