Spider-Man: The Audio Drama - Pilot Episode
Exit Motion Entertainment for Narrator
We're going with a narrator in this production, to help us see into the heads of the characters, and better communicate the high-flyin' web-slingin' action. You could play it straight and serious, you could tap into old school Stan Lee style bombastics-- whatever you feel like. Show us how you'd do it! Go nuts!
Update 12/6: We're hearing a lot of over-the-top narration, and to be blunt, no one's quite hit the mark on it yet! So some more serious, grounded takes would be appreciated! Remember to speak clearly, mind your pacing-- and don't be afraid to show emotion! Narrators are still characters unto themselves! We look forward to hearing you!
- english
Peter Parker's parents died in a plane crash, when he was only five years old. Ever since then, he's been afraid of heights.
It's a new personal record for Peter. With everyone else looking up at the mounting spectacle in the air, it made for the perfect opportunity for him to jump off the far edge of the roof. He scurried around the back of the penthouse, running along the glass, stripping out of his civilian attire on the go, webbing the clothes to the building, before pulling on his gloves and his mask. Just over half a minute from point a to b. And thankfully-- this vulture seems to be a talker. Probably why he's so caught off guard, when Spider-Man comes hurtling out of left field, tackling his prey right out from under him, and bringing him safely back down to the deck in one fluid motion.
She heaves a long, tired sigh. In that moment, in the light of the afternoon, with a cigarette slowly burning between her fingers, she seems far older than her years.
