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Audio Drama Reinvented for the 21st Century

Fred Greenhalgh audio drama pioneer
Named for Norse rune meaning “breakthrough,” Dagaz Media creates immersive audio entertainment that pushes the boundaries of what people expect from the medium. We develop audio-first originals and expand iconic IP into the premium audio space.

Distant worlds, government conspiracies, superheroes, or the inner reaches of the human heart – our ‘true north’ is in creating stories that resonate with audiences and build fandoms.

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our projects

Worked with Secret Hideout, CBS, Paramount, and Roddenberry entertainment to create Star Trek: Khan, the official prequel to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
DC High Volume: Batman
elfquest audio movie logo
ElfQuest the Audio Movie
fae and fiends faerie tale podcast
Expeditionary Homefront Audio Drama
X-Files: Cold Cases
The Dark Tome Audio Podcast
Locke & Key Audio Drama

About Us

Fred Greenhalgh and Bill Dufris recording Stephen King

Dagaz Media was co-founded by audio drama pioneers William Dufris and Fred Greenhalgh, whose first collaboration was the epic, 13.5 hr location recorded audio adaptation of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez’s Locke & Key for Audible Studios, followed by their work together as Director and Assistant Director for X-Files: Cold Cases and X-Files: Stolen Lives, also for Audible Studios. Under the newly formed Dagaz Media brand, they worked with Podium Publishing to develop Homefront, an original dramatization based on the hit series Expeditionary Force, as well as developing and launching their own original podcasts (The Dark Tome and Of Fae and Fiends).

Bill passed in 2020 after a two-year battle with cancer, but his legacy and the work of Dagaz continues with co-founder Fred Greenhalgh and a mighty team of collaborators.

People Say

The performances were amazing, with Duchovny and Anderson bringing their best even when the acting only involved voice work. The characters were true to themselves, and many times I caught myself smiling as I pictured Mulder’s deadpan deliveries or Scully’s epic eye-rolls.

Biblio Sanctum
Review of X-Files: Cold Cases

The story is both fascinating and horrifying, combining familiar haunted house elements with the surprising magic of the keys. Friendship, betrayal, good and evil, excellent writing, deep characters… it’s a great story as a graphic novel, and this production successfully captures it, the flawless cast and rich sound adding a new and welcome dimension to the whole.

SFF Audio
Review of Locke & Key

This podcast blew my mind. So much so that I wish it were a book or a tv series. Truly incredible audio and amazing writing.

Fan Review
The Dark Tome

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