Behind the Scenes of Harry Moon's Wand-Paper-Scissors AudioPlay!

Step into the enchanting world of Sleepy Hollow with Harry Moon's "Wand-Paper-Scissors" AudioPlay! This magical tale brings Harry's incredible journey to life, blending the power of imagination with the charm of storytelling. As Harry faces off against the mischievous forces of evil, listeners are drawn into a captivating adventure filled with bravery, friendship, and a dash of whimsical magic. The soundscapes and immersive audio effects make each scene vivid, transporting you straight to the heart of Sleepy Hollow. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the series, "Wand-Paper-Scissors" is sure to enchant and inspire.

Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Interviews

Dive deeper into the magic with exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews. Join Daniel Cross as he chats with the talented voice actors and producers who bring Harry Moon's world to life. These candid conversations reveal the creative processes, challenges, and fun moments experienced during the making of the AudioPlay. From the voice actors' unique takes on their characters to the producers' insights into crafting the perfect soundscapes, these interviews offer fans an inside look at the hard work and passion that goes into every episode. Don't miss out on these fascinating glimpses into the enchanting world behind the microphone.

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with Harry Moon series creator and author Mark Andrew Poe and Producer and Series Partner Steve Goerth to discuss the book business and the social and personal impact of storytelling. They also discuss how they put together a team to bring Harry Moon from book to audio drama, hinting at what’s to come for the Harry Moon series.

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with Joshua Nicholson, who not only voiced the Narrator, Rabbit, and various other characters in the Harry Moon: Wand-Paper-Scissors audio drama but also wrote the adaptation, edited the audio, composed original music, did sound design, co-directed the recording process, and did some additional casting. He talks about how he got involved with Harry Moon, the writing process, his philosophy on audio drama, and hints at what’s coming in the future.

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with THE Harry Moon, actor Everet Poreda, who played the title character in the Harry Moon: Wand-Paper-Scissors audio drama. Everet is a theatre kid, and you can tell he absolutely loves to entertain, very much like the character he portrays. It was perfect casting.

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with veteran audio drama writer and director John Fornof, who played Samson Dupree and Marcus in the Harry Moon: Wand-Paper-Scissors audio drama. John has been working in audio drama since 1999. His resume includes such incredible series as Adventures in Odyssey, Jonathan Park, and Adventum. Here, John talks about what it’s like for him now to step from behind the glass as a writer/director to in front of the mic as an actor. 

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with actor Mercury Glavin, who played Leon in the Harry Moon: Wand-Paper-Scissors audio drama. Mercury is a ball of energy and enthusiasm as they discuss saying yes to creative opportunities even if you feel like you don’t know what you’re doing (or even ESPECIALLY when you don’t know what you’re doing). They also discuss their new audio drama production company Sound and Fury Entertainment.

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with actress Margaret Thompson, who played Mary Moon in the Harry Moon: Wand-Paper-Scissors audio drama. Margaret talks about the battling insecurities in front of the microphone and just letting go, trusting in the creative team to make her performance shine.

Daniel Cross sits down for an interview with film student and actress Fuschia Faulding-Steward, who played Hao Jones in the Harry Moon: Wand-Paper-Scissors audio drama. Fuschia was brought late into the recording process for the radio play. Here, they discuss the importance of working with a good director when you can’t record with the rest of the cast, as well as how working in voice acting has made her more aware of sound in her film projects.