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Do audiobook narrators read the exact same book that the public reads, or are they annotated/sorted by characters/etc? More of a script? I've always wondered ho
by swozey 4y ago
Do audiobook narrators read the exact same book that the public reads, or are they annotated/sorted by characters/etc? More of a script? I've always wondered how they keep characters separate so well. Is it something as simple as different font colors per person, etc?
I've always been curious about the logistics behind getting an audiobook out.
- AlbertCory 4y agoI don't know what a big time publisher does, but in my case, it was just a pronunciation guide for Max, plus reviewing his first draft. Yes, I had to listen to every single second, at 1.5x speed. If the narrator can't tell who is talking, the reader won't be able to either. I think there was only one case where he had to guess, and guessed wrong.