Category: production

And A Brick Fell From The Wall by Andrew Wood is now available on Audible.

A fictionalised account of life at a minor private school in the late 1970s, And A Brick Fell From The Wall is based on the very real, very dark, history of the former Tettenhall College school in Wolverhampton.

Produced and directed by Justin Hill, the book was narrated by studio regular Clive Hayward.

Marina McLune’s coming-of-age novel A Year At Marshywood is now available on Audible.

Narrated by studio regular Lucy Scott and directed by Justin Hill, A Year At Marshywood is the charming and heart-warming story of a teenage girl who moves from London to a rural cottage in East Sussex at the end of the 1970s.

Planning For Success: A Practical Guide To Setting And Achieving Your Social Media Marketing Goals by Luan Wise is now available on Audible.

Hailed as a ‘must-read’, this new guide by Luan Wise, National Indie Excellence Awards winner, takes the reader through the complexities of today’s social media landscape.

Shainool Jiwa’s The Fatimids Part 2 is now available on Audible.

Recorded at Landen Park Studio by narrator Salima Bhatia, The Fatimids 2 – The Rule From Egypt follows Jiwa’s previous book The Fatimids 1 – The Rise Of A Muslim Empire.

This comprehensive and authoritative work charts the development of the Fatimid empire from newly-founded Cairo through through to their ultimate fall at the hands of Saladin.

The Fatimids 2 was produced by Justin Hill, and co-directed by Justin Hill and Russell Harris.

Thomas R. Weaver’s Artificial Wisdom is now on Audible.

Artificial Wisdom is an engaging dark murder mystery set in in a vividly realised future which has lost the battle against climate change.  As the world looks to the most extreme interventions, a journalist chases a story that will change his life.

Narrated by the wonderful Steven Pacey, Artificial Wisdom was directed by Justin Hill.

Pirate Captain – Chronicles Of A Legend is a novel series by Kerry Lynne.  The first volume, Nor Silver, is now available on Audible as a full-cast audio drama.

The project started just as the Pandemic hit, and so much of the dialogue and narration (which was recorded at Temple Music Studio and directed by Neil Rosser) was done in disconnected ‘chunks’ as and when cast members were available.  Meanwhile, original music was written by composer Michael Vickerage without access to the script or any of the dialogue recordings.

The raw Pro Tools sessions from Temple were sent to Landen Park Studio, along with Michael’s music cues.  What followed was months of patient detective work, locating and exporting some 15,000 lines from dozens of hours of partly-documented recordings made over a 12 month period.

Once this process was completed, editing and post-production of this epic 23-hour drama was carried out by Justin Hill.

Initial reactions to the finished work have been very positive, with positive reviews appearing within days of release.

Steve D. Wall’s The Way Of Renegades, a flintlock fantasy and the first in a new series, is now available on Audible.

Narrated by incredible story-teller Steven Pacey, The Way Of Renegades is an action-packed thriller set in a beautifully imagined world of guns, mages, bards and dragons.

Andrew Wood’s novella Career Change – the second work by Andrew produced here at Landen Park Studio – is now available on Audible.

Narrated by Clive Hayward, Career Change tells the hilarious story of an out-of-work accountant who accidentally becomes a gigolo on the French Riviera…

Andrew Wood’s novella Girl On A Bridge is now available on Audible.

Narrated by lovely studio-regular Lucy Scott, Girl On A Bridge is a story of love, loyalty, courage, the power of friendship – and horses.

Jill Bausch’s Why Brave Women Win – Creating Your Path to Confidence and Power in the Workplace is now available on Audible.

Essential and inspiring reading for women everywhere, Why Brave Women Win shares Jill’s story as a woman who used bravery to tackle imposter syndrome, find joy in failure, and find her true self.

Why Brave Women Win was read by the author and directed by Justin Hill.