STORYTELLING THAT SHOWCASES
THE BEST OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT
"In a good story well told, our hero or heroine has not just a goal, but a burning desire. The forces arrayed against that individual seem insurmountable; the stakes are life or death. Their journey, whether tragic or triumphant, resonates within the deepest reaches of our being."
-Terry Weston Marsh
THE ADVENTURES OF ELMER & FRIENDS
FEAT. BOB ROSS
In these award-winning episodes, Chauncey, owner of a magical Curio Shop, sends his young friends back in time along with Elmer, the happy little tree. Enjoy timeless tales and toe-tappin’ tunes as the kids visit everyone from beloved artist Bob Ross to Native American Joanne Shenandoah.
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ABOUT
TERRY WESTON MARSH
Terry Weston Marsh is the author of "Scourge: The Kiss of Death," a medieval fantasy adventure novel. As a filmmaker, Terry has garnered a half-dozen regional Emmy nominations, including best director for his recent short film, "Red Red Rose." Another recent short film, "Rosie's Rescue," has also netted numerous awards. Terry was tapped by iconic artist Bob Ross to write and produce a children's TV program ("The Adventures of Elmer & Friends") prior to Bob's untimely passing. Terry is a retired physician and graduate of Compass College of Cinematic Arts.