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Interview with Darren Charles of the Folk Horror Revival group which has 23,000 members. We discuss this Folk Horror genre and why it is so popular.
You can follow Folk Horror Revival and find out more about the genre on their website www.folkhorrorrevival.com
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Interview with Stephen Rae 'Bard of Cumberland' about his creative endevours in painting, poetry and especially in fuilmmaking. We discuss his surrealist folkore films and how being a druid and a folklore storyteller have influenced his work. Making folklore short films Why the surrealist style? Influence of his druid practice Background in Ayrshire and Cumbrian folklore To see Stephen's folklore films, paintings and storytelling you can follow on Rae Film & Media ww.raefm.com Twitter @BardCumberland @StephenGeoRae @LandofLoreFilms @BardeaGrnFilms ...
Actors and Writers Michelle Bayly and Liam Scarth discuss 'FOWK', their new audio collection of spooky modern folktales, ready for Halloween. Creative force of actors during lockdown Community theatre and stories of people and place The dark folklore of Northumberland The purpose and power of folktales Using audio technology for scary stories. @DreamSwarm www.DreamSwarm.org ...
Interview with filmmaker Chris Maudsley about the influence of monuments, history and mythology on his supernatural films set in the Roman and Anglo-Saxon eras. Supernatural films inspired by women, history, religion Latin and Medieval English dialogue! Coming of age rituals and ceremonies. Inspiration from ancient monuments. @DreamSwarm www.dreamswarm.org @Chris_Maudsley ...
