
Let's consider this a new beginning for Southern Spooks. I'm returning to you with a new format that spans between multiple forms of social media. On top of posting here on Blogger every Tuesday, I will also be posting AUDIO COMMENTARIES/PODCASTS for anyone in the blind community or people who don't have time to sit and read and would rather listen along (which may or may not contain extra details or side comments), so keep a look out for that starting in the next week or two while my team and I work out the kinks.
In between blog posts, there will be new and fun activities to get you, the Spook Squad, involved. There will be writing competitions, photo competitions, and other challenges to help you learn more about haunt all while having fun. These will be scattered between the Southern Spooks blog as well as the Southern Spooks Facebook page which will appear randomly, so keep your notifications on! The winners of some of these competitions have a chance to have their work displayed on the site and will also get the chance to choose post topics, cover art, or other activities in the future. (And for an added bonus, some lucky winners will be chosen to help with a secret project coming next year. Shhh.)
This month, we are introducing THEMES that we will focus on for each month. With auditions for local haunts starting in a few months, it is now crunch time to get your monologues chosen and memorized, get your body and mind into shape for the torture you're about to go through, and hone in on your special skills and crafts, whatever those may be. So, this month we will be focusing on Auditioning: Phase 1. I say 'Phase 1' because I believe there are two parts to an audition: the preparation and the practice. So, we shall break the two parts up during the two months before auditions actually roll around in August/September. As an apology for my absence for the past few months, today, I will be posting two entries: This one and one focussing on monologues to get the ball rolling on this month's theme.
On a more...personal note, I would like to thank the individuals who have stuck by me through my absence and helped me push myself to get back on the horse and continue doing what I love. (You know who you are.) There are always times in people's lives where there's nothing around them except darkness, but luckily for haunters, we thrive in the shadows. For now, Jaz is back and better than ever with more stories, tales, tips, and tricks up her sleeve just for you, my pretties.
Hopefully, you enjoy all the changes coming your way, and until next time...
Stay spooky and happy hauntings!
From your Wicked Witch of the South,
Jaz
Join the #SpookSquad at http://www.facebook.com/southernspooks.haunt
or Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @southernspooks
Comments
Post a Comment