$13.00
Pruitt & Igoe - Sun Oct 16, 2022 - 2:00PM
I like to describe "Pruitt & Igoe", as “Boyz N Da Hood” meets “Halloween”. The film’s central question is simple, what would happen if your typical slasher villain skipped over the suburbs and infiltrated one of the most dangerous streets in America? The residents of the fictionalized neighborhood, "Pruitt & Igoe", -named after the infamous St Louis Housing Projects of the 1950s- are no strangers to violence, so if you come to their hood, you better come correct. Shot directly on location in North St. Louis’s Walnut Park East neighborhood, Pruitt & Igoe looks to make its mark as a unique entry into the slasher genre.
Director
Contact Info
Rachael
Daniels
Writer/Director
My name is Rachael Daniels, and I’m a first-time filmmaker from Oakland California. I started my journey in film, as a screenwriter. I attended the UCLA Professional Program in Screenwriting back in 2017, and “Pruitt & Igoe” was the first feature-length screenplay I wrote for the program....Read more
My name is Rachael Daniels, and I’m a first-time filmmaker from Oakland California. I started my journey in film, as a screenwriter. I attended the UCLA Professional Program in Screenwriting back in 2017, and “Pruitt & Igoe” was the first feature-length screenplay I wrote for the program. After years of rewrites and a dozen drafts, I was encouraged by my professors to shoot a short film based on the feature-length script I wrote. And the rest, as they say, is history. Being able to bring the words and characters that have sat with me in my head for over half a decade to life was an experience like no other. As a first-time director, my job was made immensely easier thanks to the hard work and dedication of our all St Louis cast and crew. I would not be submitting this film if it weren’t for them.
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if something is there, you can only see it with your eyes open, but if it isn't there, you can see it just as well with your eyes closed. That's why imaginary things are often easier to see than real ones.
— Norton Juster
"The Phantom Tollbooth"
— Norton Juster
"The Phantom Tollbooth"
