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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.
To see Stephen's folklore films, paintings and storytelling you can follow on
@BardCumberland
@StephenGeoRae
@LandofLoreFilms
@BardeaGrnFilms
Interview podcast with Fraser Coull and James Harding, creators of emerging TV show 'Origins of the Laoich' which is inspired by Scottish history and mythology. Creating a new fantasy TV show Influences of mythology The cultural history of Scotland Using Scots Gaelic language You can follow 'Origins of the Laoich' on twitter and watch the trailer here ...
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 ...
We're joined by director George Popov of Rubicon Films to discuss his recent folk horror indie films 'Hex' and 'The Droving' and we learn all about 'Sideworld', his new series of folklore and folk horror documentaries. 'Hex' folk horror indie film 'The Droving' folk horror thriller set in the Lake District 'Sideworld' new folk horror documentary series Exploring haunted forests of England Why the switch to the documentary format? Watch 'Sideworld: Haunted Forests of England' here: Watch Sideworld online Watch 'Hex' here: Hex film Watch 'The Droving' here The Droving film Or watch on Youtube The Droving on Youtube Follow Rubicon films on twitter https://twitter.com/RubiconFilmsUK Or their website https://www.rubiconfilms.co.uk/ ...
