Caffeine Nights Announce Audio Book Collaboration With Electric Breeze Audio

Online, April 29, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Caffeine Nights Publishing's first audio book will be 'Deadly Focus' by RC Bridgestock. The audio book will be brought to life by the technical production skills of Electric Breeze Audio Productions and a masterly narration from actor, Paul Ansdell who brought 'The Woman in Black' to life.

Caffeine Nights CEO, Darren Laws said, "Working with Richard at Electric Breeze Audio and Paul on the audio book will be an exciting and collaborative project. The production of the audio book and reading from Paul will add a rich textural layer to the book bringing the characters and narrative alive. Getting the vocal talent of Paul Ansdell is a coup for us. His experience and reading will bring the book to a new level."

The audio book will be an enhanced recording adding a dramatic reading coupled with atmospheric sound effects, bringing a fully rendered and dramatic audio experience.

Electric Breeze Audio Productions Ltd has been working with publishers across the UK and is pleased to add Caffeine Nights to its portfolio of fiction publishers. The audio book will be released in May to all leading audio book channels including 'Audible' and on CD. Caffeine Nights is hoping this will be the first of many audio books for the Kent based publisher.
Richard Woodhouse, managing director of Electric Breeze Audio Productions Ltd said, "We love the challenge of bringing books to new dimensions, and audio presents so many options from straight readings to fully enhanced audio experiences. We enjoy working with publishers to give them the audio experience their readers want."

"We want to bring our books to as many people as possible and audio books are the perfect way of delivering great fiction to people who maybe only get a chance to experience new books through listening to them. I am sure when they hear 'Deadly Focus' they will be taken to the fictional world of D.I. Dylan and Harrowfield." Darren said.
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Editor's notes
Electric Breeze Audio Productions Ltd was formed in 2010 by husband and wife team Richard and Deborah Woodhouse. Based in Oxford the company specializes in spoken word recording centred around audio books, and voiceover productions.

Director Richard Woodhouse spent 14 years in the Royal Navy working with sonar. During this time and after moving to civilian life he played in many rock bands, and honed his recording skills on the London and south coast music scene with the likes of Mark Hill. He worked as an Audie-nominated, and Golden Headphone winning audio editor and producer for a major audio book publisher in Oxford for several years. During this time he introduced the development of MP3 and M4b CDs before deciding to leave to set up his own company. As the joint owner of Electric Breeze Audio Productions Ltd he works closely with clients to produce high quality, creatively enhanced recordings. These include recent collaborations with publishers Caffeine Nights and Books Are Loud.

Director Deborah Woodhouse spent 25 years working in the public and private sector in a variety of financial and human resource management positions. Her previous employers include two major universities, and a global publisher of scientific journals. After graduating from Oxford Brookes University she worked in London, implementing a customer support facility for a dot.com. She returned to higher education in late 2000, and until recently studied and worked at the University of Oxford managing a budget of over £1 million for one of the departments.

Paul Ansdell has been an actor for over 20 years, working in theatre, television and film.

Theatre credits include Charles Condomine in Blithe Spirit, (Studio Theatral du Luberon); The Dresser, directed by Sir Peter Hall, at the Duke of York's; The King & I at the London Palladium; Orlando in As You Like It (Newcastle), Barclay in Another Country (Richmond); Gerald in Rookery Nook (Theatre Royal, Brighton & Redgrave Farnham); Algernon in The Importance of Being Earnest (Cirencester); Cassio in Othello (tour); Randall in Heartbreak House (tour); Federico in Lost in a Mirror (BAC).
Television includes: Rosemary & Thyme, The Bill, Messiah, Hustle, Trevor's World of Sport, Prince Albert in Reputations, Attachments, Dangerfield, In the Red, Ruth Rendell Mystery.
Film includes Come Together (Working Title), Dream (Acier) and Lady Godiva.

Paul can be heard narrating numerous audio books, including The Woman in Black and I'm The King of the Castle, both for Susan Hill.

Caffeine Nights Publishing is a crime and contemporary fiction publisher based in Kent. Caffeine Nights publishes books in paperback, eBooks and now audio books.

Caffeine Nights Publishing was formed in April 2007. Its goal is to provide a new business model for publishing and for authors that is greener, more sustainable and profitable for authors.
http://www.caffeine-nights.com