WELCOME TO THE WOODWARD STUDIO
Where we love Grits, and ...
Barbecue, Carolina hash, and all kinds of Southern stews...
...and where you can find Stan Woodward's award-winning Southern culture & folklife documentaries capturing the South's folk heritage foodways and traditions - including a rare two-disc set documenting the historic primitive camp meetings that gather annually in the South Carolina Low Country - unbroken traditions whose origin dates back to the late 18th century.
In Final Stage of Editing - NOTHING to PROVE:
Mac Arnold's Return to the Blues
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IT's GRITS! 30th ANNIVERSARY RELEASE
This NEW RELEASE of the classic documentary on the South's favorite foodway contains new bonus footage at the end - shot especially for the film's 30th anniversary.
... now available for $30 plus $2.00 Shipping and Handling
When purchasing GRITS this summer you may place an order along with it for any other documentary at $10.00 off of the second DVD. Offer good through August 2009.
These orders must be placed by e-mail only to woodwardstudio@charter.net
- WE SHIP UPON RECEIPT OF PAYMENT... CHECKS ONLY - Made Out to:
THE WOODWARD STUDIO LIMITED
Mail to - P.O. BOX 5163 - Greenville, SC - 29606
MORE ABOUT GRITS
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You can read about and sample all of our documentaries when you go to "The Works"
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ALSO AVAILABLE :
2-DVD Edition of
Hallowed Ground
Primitive Campmeetings that share common Methodist roots in early America when Bishop Frances Asbury rode into SC in the late 1700's and planted what would become the spiritual roots that spawned five campmeetings - two African American and three Anglo American - with primitive buildings that are still standing and active today and return thousands who were born and raised here back to their roots every year in the fall ... and all within a 20 mile radius in the South Carolina Lowcountry
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