Moss Hollow is a new Appalachian fiction podcast.
“When a child goes missing from a local summer camp, Anna and Lacey discover many things about the mountains that are hidden from the physical eye: ghosts, embedded memories, strange creatures. Time seems to work differently here.”
Listen at mosshollowpod.com or your favorite podcast platform.
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I believe we are collectively craving stories that inspire kindness and stimulate our imagination as the world finds a new normal. We are seeking a deeper connection and we’re tired of being sold to. After many years as an actor, educator, and working for cultural nonprofits in two cities, the spark that kept me going was connecting with audiences and artists through quality performances, encouraging discoveries and amazing potential in my students, and finding the magic in the stories I tell. Every story has a heart and soul, and it’s my job to honor it.
I produce professional commercial, animation, narration and e-learning voice-overs from my home studio.
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Melinda Beck is a professional voice over and audiobook narrator based in Louisville, Kentucky. Her background is in devised ensemble theatre and solo performance. She currently teaches at Commonwealth Theatre Center, and has previously worked in various capacities with the Frazier History Museum, Kentucky Shakespeare, Actors Theatre of Louisville, and Seattle Shakespeare Company. Past film work includes “Heartland” and “Perception.”
In 2023 she wrote and produced Flower Play as part of the Louisville Fringe Festival. In this short solo performance, voice over and floral design were woven together to highlight a woman's daily challenges working at a dysfunctional floral shop.
In 2018, she served as the COLLIDER artist in residence at the Louisville Free Public Library. She also worked with Kentucky Refugee Ministries’ “We Create” Festival where she created a performance to highlight stories of refugees in Louisville.
In 2015, she devised Camerado, I Give You My Hand, using Walt Whitman’s poetry in a performative 3-actor ensemble production. She wrote and performed her solo show Agatha as part of the Slant Culture Theatre Festival, and Single Shots: A Two-Night Festival of Solo Theatre with the Louisville Improvisors. She holds a BFA in Theater with an emphasis in Original Works from Cornish College of the Arts.
Represented by Heyman Talent Agency.
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