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Sherlock Holmes - by Silméa

Thomas Judes / Conan Doyle

Sherlock Holmes revisité en fiction sonore

Sherlock Holmes, dans le respect de son texte original, mâtiné de touches d'humours et d'une subtile altération du caractère des personnages, avec un Sherlock parfois détestable, fin et provocateur, et un Watson pataud mais quelque peu cynique! On commence avec la revisite de l'enquete: L'Homme Qui Grimpait! (issue des Archives de Sherlock Holmes). Les Archives de Sherlock Holmes - L’homme qui grimpait Podcast de fiction Acteurs: Thomas Serrano, Thomas Judes, Dylan Perso Pédron, Chloé Gigandon Adaptation, montage et sound design: Thomas Judes Une création SILMEA (partout sur toutes les plateformes!). A mi chemin entre le livre audio (de par la voix d'un narrateur qui conte ses mémoires) et la pure fiction sonore chargée de bruitages, effets, Sound design et une forte présence musicale autour de plusieurs acteurs et actrices jouant les différents rôles, on vous souhaite une belle série d’enquêtes!

SHERLOCK HOLMES - L'homme qui grimpait - Teaser

SHERLOCK HOLMES - L'homme qui grimpait - Teaser

Publié le vendredi 09 août 2019 à 19:46 par Silmea

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Tags : sherlock, holmes, enquete, watson, fiction, suspense, crime, meurtre, mystère

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Sherlock Holmes, dans le respect de son texte original, mâtiné de touches d'humours et d'une subtile altération du caractère des personnages, avec un Sherlock parfois détestable, fin et provocateur, et un Watson pataud mais quelque peu cynique! On commence avec la revisite de l'enquete: L'Homme Qui Grimpait! (issue des Archives de Sherlock Holmes). Les Archives de Sherlock Holmes - L’homme qui grimpait - Podcast de fiction

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