A long time ago in a galaxy far

A long time ago in a galaxy far, Far away. . .

Episode 2

Star Wars: Darth Revan is a story of legend, about a Jedi warrior turned sith lord as Darth Revan. This is the second part of Revan's story as the first is told in Jack Smiths radio drama that details his life as he battles as a Jedi in the Mandalorian wars. My story picks up just after the previous part ends. Revan becoming Darth Revan. My story follows Revan as he searches the galaxy for the map that leads to the Sky forge, an unlimited source of dark side power, which could help turn the tide of the war for evil.

Why Invest in this radio drama? The story of Revan is a Star Wars universe legend that has not been created into a film, video game or radio drama before, thus making it a fresh new story. I want to make it into a radio drama because it adds a different element of enjoying Star Wars. I feel that the story of Revan is good enough to deserve a form of media bringing the legend to life.

Format My radio drama will be a single play. My radio drama is a continuation of the life of Revan. There will be a prevalent beginning, middle and end with character progression. The start will introduce the new Revan and Malak and their mission to locate the Star Forge. The middle consists of the pair discovering and using the Star Forge and finally the end features the end of Darth Revan and Darth Malak.

Characters Revan Malak Shan

Target Audience The target audience for my production is one suited towards radio dramas. Kids to adults, Star Wars has fans of all ages Majority Male, Some female. Socio-economic group E (mainly)

Where will it be aired? I will be airing my production on BBC Radio 4 Extra and You. Tube. pre-existing established audience for sci-fi radio dramas on this station. Youtube on a later date. this way it is available universally rather than just in the United Kingdom I am planning on airing it at 20: 00 listeners are at home available to listen to the broadcast. uploaded to You. Tube a week later at the same time.

Budget Actors - £ 80/£ 100 each hour (£ 500 minimum) Studio - £ 35/£ 28. 40 an hour (£ 70 minimum) Writers - £ 50/£ 40. 20 per minute written (£ 250 minimum)