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Mind the dust, please.

Jerm — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:26:16 +0000

And such dust!

Friends of the Boilerplate, I can offer you no excuse – none what-so-ever for the lapse in postings and the even worse progress. Rest assured that this shall not continue; upon the ashes of my ancestors, this I vow. But for the moment, I ask you kindly to maintain your patience and wait a spell as I attempt to push back against the entropy and retake this one, small corner of the Aethernet.

Tally ho!

And That’s A Wrap

Jerm — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:59:24 +0000

It’s done! Well… sort of. This weekend past marks the last recording session of the season and all the primary audio for Justin Tyme and the Devil in the Clouds is now officially finished! A tremendous thanks to all those involved; couldn’t have done it without ye’s and hope you’ll all be back for season two.

A ticker tape parade will be held this weekend in downtown Dominion. Please remember the environment and pick up your ticker tape after the parade.

Bloopers II: The Many Voices of Bruce

Jerm — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:15:03 +0000

And we’re back, better late than never. While we await the next – and hopefully last – recording session of the year, please enjoy yet another fine selection of outtakes. In this installment, we take a closer look at some of the ~~crazies~~ talent pulled into the project, and not just yours truly as we did last time.

Enjoy.

BPR_Blooper_2

Woo-woo! Here comes the blooper train!

Jerm — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:30:49 +0000

And the first stop is.. me! With our third and highly successful recording session now behind us for Justin Tyme and the Devil in the Clouds, what better way to celebrate than to listen to myself commit wanton, brutal acts on the English language? But first I must give a thousand commendations and deepest thanks to all the actors as well to Shaer Productions. Stay tuned for further production updates.

For now, though, please accept this gift of a brief snippet highlighting my buffoonery.

01 BPR Bloopers – Jeremy

Production Update

Jerm — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 12:35:48 +0000

While work continue on Justin Tyme (atDiC), I’m prepared to announce the tentative production schedule for the foreseeable future.

Season One

Justin Tyme & The Devil in the Clouds (Action/Adventure)
Rest in Peace, Mr. MacGruder (Comedy)

Season Two

Justin Tyme & The Last Rum Runner (Action/Adventure)
Bustopia (Comedy)
Absurdly Bad Theatre (Episode 1: Pinch Me, I’m Dreaming) (Comedy/Horror)
Justin Tyme & The Diamond in the Rough (Action/Adventure)

Ready for Takeoff!

Jerm — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 21:00:48 +0000

Good day, cadets.

The casting for Justin Tyme (and the Devil in the Clouds), the first of the prospective Tyme Flies series has been settled with much thanks to all involved. Recording will take places this Saturday (August 15th) and into Sunday as necessary. Editing will commence soon after and episode one should be rolling out in October.

And now, without further ado, I give to you our players.

Bruce Stewart as Justin Tyme
Carole Jones as Juliette Lancross
James Burret as Dr. Christopher Lancross
Bubbles McIntosh as Carmen Dwyer
Heather Knechtel as Maggie Hart
Louisa Norris as Mrs. Chamberlain
Jeremy Corke as Dr. Telford

To the Skies!

Jerm — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:56:35 +0000

Coming this fall, Boilerplate Radio in partnership with Shaer Productions presents the first part of it’s flagship pulp series.
Local voice actors are very much wanted. By local, I mean within easy travel distance of Peterborough, Ontario. No previous experience required.

* * *

Dominion Ontario, 1933

Justin is stuck.

He’s stuck manning the office when he’d rather be flying. Of course he can’t leave until one of his fellow pilots for St. Lawrence Couriers returns. But even then, customers aren’t exactly beating down the door with deliveries, either.

With nothing to do but read the sports page over and over and over again, Justin wishes for a good, quick, well paying job; something lucrative enough to make him put down the paper, throw out the employee hand book, lock up the office and head back into the big blue.

And that’s when he met Carmen; the leggy brunette he had always dreamed of. And when Carmen offers Justin easy money to fly a single package deep into the heart of northern Ontario, no questions asked, how can he say no?

Too bad there’s no such thing as easy money.

Justin Tyme

&

The Devil in the Clouds

A four part, two-fisted aerial adventure for the radio.

Jeremy Corke

Produced in partnership with Shaer Productions

Auditions will be held in the evening of August 4th and 5th with rehearsal and recording on the 14th and the 15th as necessary. Email Wendy [Update: Auditions now closed.] to book an audition time.

Available Roles

Justin Tyme, air courier, age 31.

Lead role, protagonist.

Young, ambitious and a little naive. Polite, well mannered and humble. Extremely accomplished pilot and very pragmatic individual. Not a violent person by nature, and only as a last resort when pushed.

Doctor Eric Telford, scientist, 48.

Primary role, every episode, partner/side kick.

Rational thinker but irrationally paranoid. Polite and slightly timid, becoming crotchety and sarcastic under stress.

Juliette Lancross, air pirate femme fatale, 33.

Primary role, every episode, antagonist.

Capable of going from princess to tyrant in five seconds flat. Puts on airs to manipulate people and very, very quick to anger. Speaks with a subtle but noticeable French accent.

Carmen Dwyer, corporate security officer, 30.

Secondary role, two episodes, love interest.

Very self confident and ambitious. Does not fluster easily. Uses her wiles to get what she wants and a sucker for ‘nice eyes’.

Mr. Chamberlain, corporate director, 55.

Secondary role, three episodes.

Gruff and experienced bureaucrat. Fair minded and respectable though somewhat impatient.

Dr. Christopher Lancross, mad scientist, 53.

Secondary role, three episodes, antagonist.

Devious and determined, but very sick. Tires easily and has trouble concentrating at times. Very open minded to the limits of science, though he maybe losing said mind.

Constable Maggie Hart, undercover RCMP, 30.

Secondary role, three episodes, partner.

Optimistic and sweet with a strong sense of right and wrong. Immediately trustworthy and well liked by everyone. Speaks with a very slight rural lilt.

Flight Captain Rogers, RCAF, 38.

Secondary role, two episodes.

Overly confidant, daring swashbuckler and adventurous barn-stormer. A proper officer, speaks with a thick English aristocratic accent.

Colonel Benton, Republic of Montana Militia, 42.

Secondary role, one episode.

Farmer turned arms dealer. Smug, calls it like he sees it and probably a heavy drinker. Speaks with a mid-western accent, but not too heavy.

Copernicus

Secondary role, three episodes.

Mysterious and ominous voice over the radio.

Announcer

Narrator of intro, outro and credits. Every episode.

Plus Extras