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Carl-E:
OK, we need something wki-ish for script development - a central location that will allow for editing and can track versions, so we can bactrack out of lower quality stuff as needed, and which also allows for commentary. 

I thought someone had mentioned a site before, but looking back through the thread all I see are technical discussions for sound editiing software...

wrwight:
I could possibly lend a hand in this. I wish I had seen it before, it looks like fun. I could do a bit of voice acting, or help with writing. I could help with editing, but all of my work in that department has been with music, and mostly just for fun (occasionally also for money). I like the idea of a wiki for the script. Until then, I might play around with some ideas, try to get a bit of dialogue going or something, just to stretch out my writing muscle, so to speak. Of course, if you don't want my help, I would take no offense in your saying so, so don't worry about that.

Jimor:
I think a wiki would be great for the long term, but for this one, I think we could all benefit from working it all out right here in the thread. I think the way to do it will be to just go scene by scene. I'll post a first draft, then everybody can jump in with suggestions and we'll polish it up. I can tell you right now my own weakness is dialogue, so I'll gladly defer to any nice lines thrown into the mix. I think my strength is keeping the big picture in mind as we go through the process so that even with everybody throwing in ideas, it won't get bogged down.

We'll also tweak the format at we'll get a good idea of what kinds of sound effects we'll need. As far as voice actors, there will obviously be the Captain and the Pirate Lady as our 2 leads, but there's room for at least 2 or 3 substantial secondary parts, and as many additional voices as we can squeeze in (male and female, no reason this can't be a very mixed crew). Even if somebody contributes just one line, the experience of making the recording and sending it in will be very valuable for further efforts.

TinPenguin:
I know I'm only a mere newcomer round here, but I've done a little bit of amateur voice acting before, so if you still need any voices for this, I'm game.

I'd be happy to lend my hand to scripting as well if you haven't already got too many cooks trying to spoil the broth. I think the idea of throwing out the script for everyone to make suggestions on is a good way of managing it. It'll be important to try and keep a steady feel to it, though. With many different contributors and senses of humour, there's a slight danger of it becoming incongruent.

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