The audio quality was much better, and by book #2, I had developed a pretty consistent voicing for all the main characters. I did much better when recording Deadly Enterprise, book #2 in the Mike Stoneman series. By the time I realized the error, it was way too late.
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Instead, I recorded the whole book with the software set on the default microphone – the one built-in to my laptop computer.
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The biggest was that I didn’t change the settings on my audio capture software to set the microphone input to my newly purchased professional microphone. I made a ton of mistakes narrating Righteous Assassin.
In early December of 2019, I set up a studio in my basement (following the advice from all the blogs and You-tube video tutorials I could find) to start narrating my own books. So, I asked my wonderful wife, Sharon, to buy me a home recording studio kit for the holidays (under $250). But, the up-front cost of hiring a narrator, booking studio time, and hiring a professional engineer/editor was beyond my marketing budget. I said, “No, not yet.” I said “yet” because I kept telling myself that it could happen someday. At least a dozen people asked me: “Is it available as an audiobook?” (OK, the question was really “Is it available on Audible,” but I’m trying to be more inclusive here.) I had to give the answer I had been giving ever since the question was first asked of me after the publication of Righteous Assassin, the first book in the Mike Stoneman Thriller series.
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Chapman Two years ago, I was trying to talk up the first two books in my crime-thriller series to some colleagues at a conference. Ultimately Judge Percy Anderson sided with the Yonays, writing, “there are enough alleged similarities between the Article and the Sequel for reasonable minds to differ on the issue of substantial similarity, including the filtering out of unprotected elements.” He also ruled that the Yonays could proceed with a breach of contract claim they added to their lawsuit in August, seeking acknowledgment that Maverick was based on the 1983 article.Ī rep for Paramount tells Rolling Stone, “While the Court declined to dismiss the case at this very early stage in the proceedings, we will continue to vigorously defend this lawsuit and are confident that discovery will confirm that the claims have no merit.Author Interview with Kevin G. They also argued that Maverick, like the original film, “reveals key elements that are substantially similar” to those in Yonay’s article. received a writing credit on the sequel. The Yonays had argued that it “naturally follows” that Maverick “was derived from Ehud Yonay’s story,” noting the original film’s screenwriters - Jim Cast and Jack Epps, Jr. Paramount, in its motion to dismiss the case (per Variety), argued that it no longer needed those rights because Top Gun: Maverick was a work of fiction that had little in common with Yonay’s 1983 article. As such, it accuses Paramount of going ahead with the film without securing a new license. While Top Gun: Maverick went into production in May 2018, the lawsuit claims that it wasn’t completed until May 2021, over a year after the Yonays retrieved the copyright. Yonay died in 2012, but his family began the process of retrieving the copyright to the “Top Guns” story in 2018 it officially reverted back to them in January 2020.
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Paramount, at the time, secured the exclusive movie rights to the story after it was published, and Yonay received a “based on” credit as well.
The lawsuit was brought by the family of Ehud Yonay, a journalist who wrote a 1983 article for California magazine called “Top Guns,” which served as the basis for the original 1986 movie.
Paramount will now have to file its answer to the suit no later than Nov. 9, a judge rejected the studio’s motion to dismiss the suit, saying it “contains sufficient well-pleaded facts” to support its claims of copyright infringement, breach of contract, and declaratory relief. Paramount Pictures has failed to get the copyright lawsuit over Top Gun: Maverick dismissed.
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