I've had it on my mind for some time now to do a fan created episode of AiO with talent from the community. That's where you guys come in. I have a nice story outline, and kind of what needs to be done. I'll need voice actors (you'll probably need skype for recording), a writer or two to help me flesh out an actual script, and a sound editor who is better than me (which isn't that hard.)
The series (if it ends up being a series or just a single) is gonna be called Adventures in Odyssey: Side Stories. As you may guess from the title, this won't have anything to do with the main characters (mostly because none of us could do their voices) but kids and other adults around Odyssey.
My first episode will start off in Whits End. We've done a slightly modified Odyssey theme with someone else talking and a slightly modified intro script. We have three kids going to ride on the imagination station, Ryan, Kyle, and Emily. They will be going back and experiencing the story of David and Goliath, though they don't know that right away because no one was around to help them when they started up the imagination station.
They'll relive the story, meeting David, going to the camp, meeting Saul, and seeing David beat down Goliath. Besides the kids, characters needing voice actors will include David, King Saul, Goliath, David's Dad, and maybe one or two of his brothers.
Sound effects will be custom, free internet ones, and ones taken from AiO.
If anyone is interested in helping with this please let me know as I'd like to start getting a script fleshed out asap. Recordings would probably take place on Fridays or Saturdays so school isn't in the way and whoever was doing the recording/editing would have to be on skype to record dialog each time.
Also, I've uploaded a little clip just to kinda give you an idea of what we could do, I know it's terrible, but you can get the idea http://www.blackknightprod.com/tbk/sampleAiO.mp3 (right click and save as to download.)
I'm also interested in any other story ideas for other episode since I know this one is very heavy on male talent
Mystery side stories are good, Action News is good, or any other format you might think of.
As far as script writing, even if school wasn't in the way I probably wouldn't be the best choice, and as for audio editing, I don't know what I'm doing.
I would highly recommend recording no more than two people at a time. If you have too many people in the conference call, you're going to lose audio quality. Of course, if you're aiming for high quality, the best thing would be for everyone to record their lines individually... without using Skype. Were you planning on directing the show, StupendousMan? My guess is you're going to need people do multiple takes in order for the show to sound natural and unrehearsed. 
(Oh well...I guess I'm probably not that good at voice acting anyway....not that I've ever really tried I suppose....)
