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Stan Woodward produces award-winning Southern culture & folklife documentaries through The Woodward Studio Limited which contains The Woodward Studio Folk Heritage Video Archive.
Founded in 1998 after Mr. Woodward returned to the production of his documentaries, The Woodward Studio Limited began production out of the studio in Greenville, SC through collaboration with the Folklife Resource Center at McKissick Museum (USC - Columbia, SC).
Stan's work captures folk hertitage traditions (concentrating primarily on folk heritage foodways) and their tradition-bearers before the changes and developments occurring in the "New South" and rapidly changing national cultural values shaped by forces like digital-age mass media - "My Space", "U-Tube" - and a cultural appetite for instant information result in their disappearace from the Southern landscape. Mr. Woodward presents lectures with his films on the effects of these forces on folk heritage traditions in the lecture series, "MY TAKE": ... on Folk Heritage Preservation in the changing "New South".
OUR NEW RELEASE: BURGOO! (Two Versions!)
$25 (includes shipping)
“BURGOO! Legendary Stew of the South”
(1 hour ... standard PBS length)
“BURGOO! A Southern Tradition”
(2 hour Original length - Director's cut)
“BURGOO! leads viewers throughout Kentucky and beyond to document the traditions and lore, the history and origins, the “Burgoo Kings” and legends of this deeply rooted and beloved Southern Americana folk heritage foodway. (Made possible by a grant from the Kentucky Arts Council Folklife and Traditional Arts program)
The Burgoo tradition also opens and closes the documentary, SOUTHERN STEWS - a look at the roots of communal stews cooked in the South.
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