I'm so pleased to announce that "The Enchantress: A love triangle with death" will be aired on Sirius XM Satellite Radio. I don't have the exact date at this time, but as soon as I do, I'll post it.

At long last, The Enchantress, a full-cast paranormal audio drama is completed. 

The Story:
In 1985, Hollywood movie composer David Hunter finds he is in love with world famous ballerina Noemi Barnes. There is a slight problem, however, she was world famous in 1945, when she was alive. Now she's a ghost who haunts her estate. Davis has come to the estate to quell the rumors he's mentally unstable and his career is at an end. Can Noemi help him, or will teaching him how to step out of his body to make love to her harm him?

The Cast of The Enchantress is:

Wednesday Wolf as Davis Hunter
Cheryl Massey-Peters as Noemi Barnes
Johanna Polit as Isabella Conti
Joseph Cassanessa as Tony Anderson
John Empey as Joseph Brunner
Donna De La Rosa as Anna Brunner
Michael Hunter as Dr. Matthew Elliott (and others)
Melissa Hanbey as Cindy, "The Lowdown" Reporter, Tully and others
and introducing
Charlie Miller as Joey Brunner

The original score is created and performed by Aaron Weed
Sound Design and editing is by Aesop

Downloads are available at CD Baby at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sablejak 
Price is $10.95 for the Five Episode production.

Featuring actors: Wednesday Wolf and Sabine Ruthensteiner

Please note that the four themes used in The Enchantress were composed and performed by Aaron Weed. Although the music is used in this production it belongs solely to Aaron. I can't thank him enough for his contribution to the the show. Although incidental music has been supplied by soundsnap.com Aaron's themes set the tone for the drama.

Many of the sound effects used in The Enchantress were made specifically for the production, however, an equal amount were provided by one of the webs very finest providers of sound effects and music, soundsnap.com. We thank them for their ever growing list of sound and music contributors.

Just click on the mug to be taken to Cafe Press to see what goodies we have for you. Sip a decent cuppa tea from a sturdy mug carry your gear in an Enchantress Tote Bag.

This is a full-cast audio mystery with full sound scape.

The script won a Spirit of Moondance Award at the 2010 Moondance Film Festival in Boulder, Colorado.

The Moondance Festival is one of the few film festivals that accepts both scripts for and completed audio projects.

By way of handouts at the film festival artist Wednesday Wolf created a small novelette illustrating one of the scenes from the story. I have installed a slide show of the complete novelette below. I hope you enjoy it. Below the slide show is information about female detectives in 1890's London, a story synopsis and a list of the cast is on the inside cover of the novelette.

It may surprise many people to find out that in 1890's London there were many female private detectives. One of the larger private detective firms in the city had a full women's department. 

Scotland Yard did not employee female police personnel until the 1920's, however, when they needed a woman's special touch on a case, they were quick to call on the agencies that did have female detectives, and often.

One woman in charge of a department was highly cultured, very refined and spoke several languages. The female detectives were often paid a fixed salary, whether working or not, thereby always being on retainer. It wasn't unusual to have an actress or even a Russian princess as an operative.

Thus Rebecca Bowen is losely based on one elusive woman who is rumored to have been the highest paid private detective (male or female) in London, if not all of England, at the fin de siecle. As to who she really is? Well, I continue to research.

In "An Elemental Horror" Rebecca Bowen, her lover Jack Saunders and her secretary, Polly Penniford, travel to Montbury Manor to investigate the Elemental Demon that is haunting the halls of the estate.

I have the great good fortune to be introduced to Thomas' music through my sound designer, Aesop. Thomas is located in Switzerland, which makes Rebecca Bowen an international project! The above pieces are works in progress that will form the basis of themes, backgrounds, transitions and much more.  

I'm thrilled that Thomas (with his father in their studio in Switzerland) has agreed to work on this project and I look forward to working with him more.