(Newswire.net — November 9, 2015) — The latest article from Movie Favorites features “Storytelling with Scott Tucker,” a brand new online series. There are 12 episodes in the first season with a second season under contract and actively being recorded. The series which begins next month will look at classic fairy tales and myths in a new way.
“This series will be the one to put Tucker on the map,” says Wanda Richards, editor for Movie Favorites. “Not only is it incredibly well written and filmed, but the new variations and ideas incorporated in the classic tales are nothing short of perfect. Tucker has a gift for spinning tales and this series will be the one to show that to a much larger audience than he’s used to.”
The series first season will alternate between classic fairy tales and other myths. There will be animated and still framed video comprising most of the scenes. Tucker himself will be featured as narrator and host the in-between stories.
“We put a lot of work into this,” says Tucker. “I personally went through books and books at the library, scouring over ancient myths and fairly tales to find the perfect matches for what we are doing. I believe viewers will be pleasantly surprised with our versions of the classic tales, and it is definitely something the whole family can watch and appreciate.”
Storytelling with Scott Tucker airs next month with more details at Movie Favorites.
About Scott Tucker
Scott Tucker is an independent actor and storyteller working in and out of show business for the past 17 years. In the past has been involved in major motion pictures, hosted his own radio show, and released three books. Tucker currently lives in Portland, OR with his wife Joanne.
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