Education and Inspiration through the ancient art of storytelling!
There is a growing body of video showing up on line. Fox's stories and interviews, snippets of broadcasts and pieces of film are posted on YouTube. Here are links to some of the best. If you find a link not posted here please ContactFox
Chris Young, outdoors reporter for the State Journal Register posted a wonderful video interview with snippets of my performance at the Earth Stewardship Day at the state fairgrounds.
My next film project is a documentary about John James Audubon. In preparation for this project we taped an informal tour of Lakeview Musuem that is now posted on YouTube. We are currently applying for grants and scouting out funding sources. If you have any leads or know of a generous benefactor please let me know! I also met Michael Male at a birding conference recently and highly recommend his films for any bird watcher. Visit Bird Films to watch clips and purchase the entire set! Watch for full reviews in my next newsletter
Voices For the River is finally done! A special thank you to Joan Root Eriksen and The Sun Foundation, Frank Blain and ExplorePeoria.com, Illinois EPA, and The Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway. Copies are available for free to teachers in the Illinois River watershed, (plus $3.00 shipping and handling.) Anyone else can purchase a copy here. Of course there are tons of LessonPlans for teachers.
Here is short music video I wrote and produced. It features Barry Cloyd and some amazing Chicago bluesmen, Filmed and edited by Frank Blain of ProVideo: "The Catfish Blues"
We hope to enter a few film festivals and distribute free copies to regional schools at the Clean Water Celebration, but just for you, here is a sneak peek of “Voices For the River", a trailer, posted today on You Tube. Please drop me an e-mail and tell me what you think!
I just posted another piece of our video "Voices for the River" on YouTube. The Dance of the Whooping Crane is a poem I wrote, beautifully animated by Vin Luong with film footage from my brother Bruce.
The Schaumberg Park District just sent me a link to a video interview with snippets of my Audubon program.
The Storywatcher's Club is one of the most award winning video storytelling projects ever produced. In addition to some great stories from more than a dozen storiytellers they also include interviews with the storytellers, including an interview of Fox.
Every year we host The Historic Springdale Cemetery Tour over two weekends in early October. Our hope is to post several characters over the next few months. Check back often.
