From Page to Performance: Creating Your Audiobook

Presented by: Darin Werkmeister | Scott Ellis

Scott Ellis and Darin Werkmeister answer authors’ most pressing questions about audiobook production. They share insider insights on narration, recording, editing, and distribution, helping writers understand what it takes to bring their stories to life in audio form.

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