Vampire: The Masquerade: Blood Doll – Season 1, Episode 4 – Elevate the Blood Doll

Cassandra rules the roost. Transcript for Episode 4 is available at this link (PDF). Listen to our show on: Spotify Apple Podcasts Podcast Addict Stitcher Pandora Content Warning Content warning for Adult language, Sex and sexual scenes, Blood, Violence, Abduction, Transphobia, Mentioned character death, Intoxication and Consensual drug use, and Consensual Dominance and Submission. Credits Vampire: The Masquerade: Blood Doll, Episode 4, Elevate the Blood Doll, was written, directed, and edited by Alicia E. Goranson, and performed by the Not Ready for Opsec Players. Featuring: Rachel K. Zall as CASSANDRA, the BLOOD DOLL Katherine Cross as LOREA Amber Ashe as AARALYN Dee Arbacauskas as JUDITH Cait Motter as ESTHER Alyrian Sigil as SIOBHAN Becky Haston as STEPHANIE Robert Lopez as SIMON Robert "Sangria" Douglas as ARTURO Sarah Frost as VANISHING GIRL Maeve O. as MILDRED Slip as ZACHERY Patrick Colvin as MR. BOSWILL Alicia E. Goranson as JASON and AMANDA Julia Lunetta as the NEWS ANNOUNCER And Soleil Golden as JOTHAM and SAMAEL The show’s intro and credit themes were composed by Avian Invasion, and mastered by Hausmanmusic. Additional music was provided by Patricia Taxxon, including: Xanthan Gun, Ebi Sea, and Flowing, Pulsing - from the album Xanthan Gun This music is available at Patricia Taxxon's Bandcamp. The show’s artwork is by Charles Schneeflock Snow. The Script Editor was Tony Amato. For more information about the show, see our website blooddollpod.com. If you enjoyed this show, please consider leaving us a review on your favorite podcasting service. Thank you for listening. Portions of the materials are the copyrights and trademarks of Paradox Interactive AB, and are used with permission. All rights reserved. For more information please visit worldofdarkness.com. This audio drama is released under a Creative Common Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.

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