Academy Award winner Sir Richard Taylor is the co-founder and creative director of New Zealand's prop and effects company Weta Workshop. He lead the team of artists who created the costumes, prosthetics, weapons, "bigatures" and weapons for the Peter Jackson film trilogy "The Lord of the Rings."

His crew returned to work on the three movies for "The Hobbit" and also worked on Amazon's first season of "Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power." From New Zealand, he spent an hour with Middle-earth Musings to talk Tolkien.

HOST: Larry D. Curtis
ENGINEER: Michale Houck

Academy Award winner Sir Richard Taylor is the co-founder and creative director of New Zealand's prop and effects company Weta Workshop. He lead the team of artists who created the costumes, prosthetics, weapons, "bigatures" and weapons for the Peter Jackson film trilogy "The Lord of the Rings."
His crew returned to work on the three movies for "The Hobbit" and also worked on Amazon's first season of "Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power." From New Zealand, he spent an hour with Middle-earth Musings to talk Tolkien. HOST: Larry D. Curtis ENGINEER: Michale Houck

Whether you're a "Ringer," a Tolkienite, or you believe that courage can overcome evil, this podcast will inspire.  Welcome to Middle-Earth Musings with Larry D. Curtis, an exploration of all things J.R.R. Tolkien.  Like the Dwarves in "The Hobbit", we delve deep to uncover the rich culture of J.R.R. Tolkien and meet the remarkable people who have helped create the film, television, art, literature, games and academia that Professor Tolkien began to inspire over a century ago.

Whether you're a "Ringer," a Tolkienite, or you believe that courage can overcome evil, this podcast will inspire.  Welcome to Middle-Earth Musings with Larry D. Curtis, an exploration of all things J.R.R. Tolkien.  Like the Dwarves in "The Hobbit", we delve deep to uncover the rich culture of J.R.R. Tolkien and meet the remarkable people who have helped create the film, television, art, literature, games and academia that Professor Tolkien began to inspire over a century ago.

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