Animals in fairy tales.

Our current film is the Grimm tale, The Two Travelers. In it many creatures help the hero (duck, stork, bee, horse) Here two crows offer guidance. Marie Louise Von Franz offers a wonderful analysis in "Shadow and Evil in Fairy Tales."

The Psychology of a #Fairytale

The archetypal journey of the hero begins in many different forms, always with a kind of secret, unconscious knowledge which the hero him/herself doesn’t know she possesses. David Hart, The Psychology of a #Fairytale Relief of Inanna/Ishtar

The archetypal journey

The archetypal journey of the hero begins in many different forms, always with a kind of secret, unconscious knowledge which the hero himself doesn’t know he possesses.

David Hart, The Psychology of a Fairy Tale 

#Jungian David Hart The Psychology of a Fairy Tale

 Like the alchemical vessel which contains all the opposites within itself, the #fairytale is a vessel of transformation.

#Jungian David Hart The Psychology of a Fairy Tale

Thrilled to have a amazing #vo #talent of Therese Supple Kincade for our upcoming #film The Two Travelers.

Therese is an experienced non union character actor with a warm, low, commanding voice. She loves creating characters and can convey a myriad of emotions. She specializes in strong female character and other wacky characters. with accents and voices of all kinds.

Thrilled to have the #voiceover #talent of Kat as the lead in our upcoming, The Two Travelers!

Kat also voiced the lead heroine in our film, The Split.  (Soon to be screened again, now in DC)

Kat Evans-- is a performing artist based in Chicago. Theatre highlights: City Lit: Emma’s Child (Jean), Thirteen Days (RFK), The Safe House (Bridgid), London Assurance (Grace) , Prometheus Bound (Io), and Hauptmann (Anne Morrow Lindberg).  Promethean: Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde. Black Button Eyes: Shockheaded Peter and Nightmares and Nightcaps. Musicals: Thespis (The Savoyaires), The Three Penny Opera (The Hypocrites) and Fanatical (American Demigods). Film: Lois Lane in The Fiendish Machinations of Lex Luthor (Underhanded), Amy in The Split (Homemade Cinema), and Erika Byrd in NONTRADITIONAL (Salonista). As a writer, Kat authored TRUTH KITTENS and SLAY BELLES for Starlight Radio Dreams and several episodes of the Daily Devo Show and Bible Builds for Yippee, a faith-based streaming service for kids. She is currently working on two-act history play about a Chicago heresy trial in 1874.  

Thank you to John Stamos for this great review of our short film, Phone Gal

 You can read it here.