What should I pay attention to when dubbing a radio play?

If you don't know much about radio dramas, you must pay attention to these three points: First, the equipment must be good. Radio dramas are generally works with IP, so the quality of dubbing works has always been very high, and a good recording environment must be provided to ensure the quality of audio files. Second, radio plays are performed by many people, so we must make a picture book in advance, be familiar with what our lines are, and ponder over the broken sentences of our lines. Third, because a radio drama has no narration and pictures, and elements such as characters' personalities can only be reflected by sounds, you must be familiar with the script before recording, find out what kind of people you want to dub, what kind of expectations you want to speak with, and communicate with the dubbing teachers who work together.