Doc-in-Boots also pointed today to a page of Fairy Tales Re-imagined Podcasts (page down the site to see the links), a symposium held in Australia last year at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. I am going to directly link to each one here, too, since some are about readers' favorite tales.
The podcasts are from a two-day symposium exploring how traditional fairy tales are being reworked by visual artists, filmmakers and popular culture. They are free and I am always appreciative of that!
Old Tales, New Platforms: The Creation of Re-enchantment
Recorded: 11 Mar 2011. Duration: 75 mins
Fairy Tales Re-imagined: The creators of Re-enchantment, writer/director Sarah Gibson and producer Sue Maslin provide a behind-the-scenes look at how this beautiful and complex production came together.
Download MP3 (69MB)
Working Creatively with Fairy Tales
Recorded: 11 Mar 2011. Duration: 87 mins
Fairy Tales Re-imagined: Joy Norton, Adam Hunt, Dr Meredith Jones and Suzanne Boccalatte examine the symbolic language of fairy tales that inspires, enchants, entertains and fascinates.
Download MP3 (80MB)
The Forbidden Room: From Bluebeard to CSI
Recorded: 11 Mar 2011. Duration: 119 mins
Fairy Tales Re-imagined: Dr Cathy Cole, Dr Terrie Waddell and Dr Rebecca Do Rozario discuss the contemporary reworkings of this darker fairy tale theme.
Download MP3 (108MB)
Re-enchantment: The hidden world of fairy tales for adults
Recorded: 10 Mar 2011. Duration: 59 mins
Fairy Tales Re-imagined: Writer and director Sarah Gibson and producer Sue Maslin take us on a guided tour of this immersive project re-evaluating fairytales.
Download MP3 (54MB)
Woman and Wolf - the Inspiration of Red Riding Hood
Recorded: 10 Mar 2011. Duration: 104 mins
Fairy Tales Re-imagined: Dr Kimberley Pearce, Jazmina Cininas and Professor Barbara Creed explore interpretations and contemporary rethinking about this classic story.
Download MP3 (95MB)
If the Shoe Fits: Interpreting Cinderella
Recorded: 10 Mar 2011. Duration: 116 mins
Fairy Tales Re-imagined: Dr Meredith Jones, Sarah Gibson and Professor Peter McNeil look at the Cinderella story from the perspectives of culture, shoe design and psychology.
Download MP3 (105MB)
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