Show Notes
A few years ago I wrote an episode for an Audio Fiction series called: Someone Dies In This Elevator. SDITE is a spoiler-driven anthology podcast where there is always an elevator and someone always dies in it - but everything else is different. My episode is called FOR THE RECORD.
"Who's ready to break a world record?"
CREW
"For the Record" was written by Jeremy Ellett.
Directed by Tal Minear.
Script editing by Jesse Schuschu.
Dialogue editing by Stephen Indrisano.
Sound design by A. J. Churchill.
CAST
Greg Vinciguerra as Indy.
Tom Laflin as Tom.
Brad Colbroock as Berger.
Jenna Rose Geiser as Kate Geepers.
Roanna Cruz as Nancy.
Garan Fitzgerald, Avery Luna, and David J. Dixon as The Big Guys.
Additional voices by Andrew Sianez-De La O, Becca Marcus, Caroline Mincks, Jeremy Ellett, Bob Raymonda, Tal Minear, ItMe, A. R. Olivieri, Mik Koats, and Newton Schottelkotte.
CW: Suffocation, Claustrophobia, and Death in an Elevator.
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A Good Pointe Original Podcast.
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