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🚨 Calling All Audio Creators: The 11th Hour Audio Challenge Is Here!

Join us this October for the 11th Hour Audio Challenge, a yearly event by Aural Stage Studios that invites teams to craft original audio shows in just one month. It’s a thrilling exercise in creative pressure—and problem-solving under time constraints.UberDuoUberDuo

What You Need to Know:

• When? Record and post-produce your show in October. The final deadline: 11 PM on October 28th.UberDuoUberDuo

• Script Length? Keep it concise—under 30 pages.UberDuoUberDuo

• Teamwork Required: Shows should involve more than one production company to foster cross-collaboration.UberDuoUberDuo

• Originality Matters: All materials must be original or clearly licensed; avoid copyright headaches.UberDuo

Why Join?
This challenge encourages connection, creativity, and collaboration within the audio storytelling space. Participants hone skills, learn quick creative strategies, and form meaningful partnerships—all under the clock.UberDuoUberDuo

How to Participate:

1. Join the Discord to meet collaborators and get updates.UberDuo

2. Submit your show via the online form before the 11 PM October 28 deadline. Required details include:

   • Team name & contact info

   • Show title, synopsis, and cover art

   • Runtime, cast & crew list

   • Audio file

   • Licensing info (if applicable)

   • Acknowledgment of the rules and date requirementsUberDuo+1

Celebrate with Us: After submitting, listen in on the 11th Hour Audio Podcast to revel in the creativity—and yes, the carnage!UberDuo

👉 Ready to answer the challenge? Head over to Aural Stage Studios to learn more or jump straight into the submission process:
11th Hour Audio Challenge – Aural Stage Studios

Let’s see what eerie, inventive stories you’ll conjure before the clock strikes 11 PM, October 28. Good luck—and have a wickedly fun time creating!

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