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STORY
"Rag Doll"
Teller: Connie Regan-Blake (Story and Narration)
It's our mid summer special. While the Librarian has everyone busy doing inventory at the Library, we dig deep into the Library's secret archives and pull out a tale told by one of America's best known professional storytellers, Connie Regan-Blake.
It's a tale that starts right here in Pittsburgh, PA and heads down into Rich Bottles Jr. Territory - West Virginia. A teacher moves south to take a job and gets more than she bargained for. Sit back and relax and listen to "Rag Doll".
See Connie at the Three Rivers Storytelling Festival www.3rstf.org this weekend (August 7th & 8th 2015)!
About the Teller:
Connie Regan-Blake is one of America’s most celebrated storytellers. She has captivated the hearts and imaginations of people around the globe with her powerful performances and workshops.
Connie has performed at the nation’s top folk music and storytelling festivals in Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco, as well as the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, D.C. Her groundbreaking collaboration with the Kandinsky Trio - an innovative blend of storytelling and chamber music - has been hailed as a “new art form.”
As a founding board member of the National Storytelling Association (formerly NAPPS), and a frequent host and featured performer at the National Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, Connie helped ignite and shape the American storytelling revival.
Website: storywindow.com/
Twitter: @storywindow
Facebook: facebook.com/pages/Storyteller-Connie-Regan-Blake-Storywindow-Productions/175466911243
ARTWORK
Artist: Tricia Martin
Tricia Martin is a horror artist from Norfolk, VA. who co-owns a production company, Lucid Frame Productions, with her husband Gordon Martin. Tricia sculpts, paints, makes horror themed dolls, and is currently illustrating a book titled "Midnight, Me & Bob Macabre", which is being written by Crash LaResh.
She also enjoys photography, animation and editing in addition to doing camera work for clients and personal projects. On down-time, she enjoys helping to promote Indie horror projects through social media.
Awesome Neil Gaiman Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge6Hmbvam18
Website: etsy.com/shop/triciakitty
Twitter: @triciakitty
Facebook: facebook.com/triciamartinart or facebook.com/midnightmeandbobmacabre
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeVpgNPtIhdrA1Ky949tLcA
VOICE WORK
The recoridng of "Rag Doll", by Connie Regan-Blake, appears on Chilling Ghost Tales. You can purchase your very own copy online at: http://www.storywindow.com/spirits_walk.htm
The voice of the Librarian was Nelson W. Pyles (www.nelsonwpyles.com)
Twitter: @NelsonWPyles
The voice of Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes was Amber Collins http://ambizzlezappa.deviantart.com/gallery
Twitter: @blamberino
Production Music
The Wicked Library Theme
Anthony Rowsick of Novus (novus3.bandcamp.com)
Deep Noise, Professor and the Plant
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Audio Recording
Sound Design by Daniel Foytik, 9th Story Studios: www.9thstory.com
Producer: Daniel Foytik Executive Producer: Nelson W. Pyles
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