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How does narrating work? I know this probably depends on the narrator and the work he/she is narrating, but generally, is this a 9 to 5 job with a break for lunch? Do they go in the booth and just read the book all day as many days as it takes? Or is this broken up -- for instance, with Elevation, did Stephen read that in one sitting or was this something he went in for an hour one day, 45 minutes another, 2 hours another? How many days does it take to get the narrators part in the can? (Yes, big books will take longer obviously, but in the scheme of things when a CD says 8 hours of listening, how many days did that 8 hours take)
Of course, that is an example, some books are much longer, some shorter so the time will change.
I'm just trying to get a feel for the narrating process and the narrator's job.
How does narrating work? I know this probably depends on the narrator and the work he/she is narrating, but generally, is this a 9 to 5 job with a break for lunch? Do they go in the booth and just read the book all day as many days as it takes? Or is this broken up -- for instance, with Elevation, did Stephen read that in one sitting or was this something he went in for an hour one day, 45 minutes another, 2 hours another? How many days does it take to get the narrators part in the can? (Yes, big books will take longer obviously, but in the scheme of things when a CD says 8 hours of listening, how many days did that 8 hours take)
Of course, that is an example, some books are much longer, some shorter so the time will change.
I'm just trying to get a feel for the narrating process and the narrator's job.