Script File
Demo Reel
LOGLINE: "When a lost blues demo is uncovered, a grieving journalist and an aspiring photographer are drawn into a haunting investigation that entangles their fates in a descent neither of them may escape."
SYNOPSIS: A demo reel is discovered in a recording studio renovated by a Memphis corporation.
A writer is hired and travels to Clarksdale, Mississippi to search for the aging musician. While there he befriends a journalist seeking a mentor.
Their budding professional relationship becomes wrecked with turmoil when the writer is kidnapped just like his young student's brother was years prior.
However, thanks to a photograph the writer made, the young journalist has a lead for the local sheriff's department to orchestrate a rescue, only it's not against any human.
The county Sheriff's department, along with the young journalist, raid the home of the demonic culprits and a blood bath ensues.
After their successful struggle, the sheriff and the young journalist rescue her brother and the writer.
Brief Synopsis: A demo reel is discovered in a recording studio renovated by a Memphis corporation.
A writer is hired and travels to Clarksdale, Mississippi to search for the aging musician. While there he befriends a journalist seeking a mentor.
Their budding professional relationship becomes wrecked with turmoil when the writer is kidnapped just like his young student's brother was years prior.
However, thanks to a photograph the writer made, the young journalist has a lead for the local sheriff's department to orchestrate a rescue, only it's not against any human.
The county Sheriff's department, along with the young journalist, raid the home of the demonic culprits and a blood bath ensues.
After their successful struggle, the sheriff and the young journalist rescue her brother and the writer.
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Kelly TippettWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Genres:Horror, Super Natural
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Number of Pages:98
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Hot Springs Screenplay CompetitionHot Springs, Arkansas
June 21, 2025
Finalist
I worked in television news production and as a video journalist, where I learned video editing and camera work.
Also, I worked as a newspaper photojournalist, where I met many different people and encountered many unscripted scenarios to try and achieve photographs worthy of newsprint.
Once learning the script format, I began using the skills garnered from those professional experiences to create short movies for my enjoyment. I produced and directed a few shorts written by others as well. Of these, most were experimental, while a few shorts are on Amazon and social media.
I am now writing screenplays as spec and when I write one that fits my budget, I may produce it myself.