Boston Blackwood Radio Drama called “The poisoning in Plain Sight”
KihamboVO for NARRATOR
NARRATOR
The Narrator serves as the storytelling voice of the series, setting the scene, introducing locations, establishing the atmosphere, and guiding listeners through important transitions.
The narrator must be comfortable transitioning between lighthearted moments, suspenseful situations, dramatic cliffhangers, and episode recaps.
Personality: Neutral, composed, professional, and authoritative, with a subtle sense of mystery and suspense when the story calls for it.
Voice/Performance: A mature, polished voice with clear diction, smooth pacing, and the distinctive delivery of a 1940s radio announcer.
Role Size: Recurring role throughout the series, providing scene introductions, transitions, and occasional story recaps.
While Blackwood and Sarah were sitting watching the television, Andrew Baxter was about to make a speech in the television studio.
Blackwood and Sarah are on there way to Mr. Thomas garage.
Blackwood walks up to a payphone, as he turns to Sarah to continue their conversation when someone picks up on the other end.