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The Harry Sparks directed film will feature adult entertainment superstar Jill Kassidy in the lead role.
(LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA) – Sparks Entertainment (https://sparks-entertainment.com/) is excited to announce the launch of a 30-day crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo for their upcoming mainstream slasher horror movie, “Scissors.” The campaign started on April 17th, 2023, and will end on May 16th, 2023. The goal of the campaign is to raise funds to cover the production expenses of the movie.
The movie “Scissors” is in the vein of a classic slasher horror film that follows a group of friends as they spend the night in an abandoned building only to be stalked and hunted by a sadistic killer. The movie promises to deliver all the thrills and scares that horror fans crave.
The production team is pulling out all the stops to make this movie a reality, including casting award-winning actors Jill Kassidy and Tommy Pistol, as well as Isiah Maxwell, Avery Jane, Lacey Jane, and Shawn Alff in lead roles. Harry Sparks will direct the movie, and the production team is confident that he will deliver an unforgettable horror experience.
In addition, if the funding goal is surpassed, the extra funds will be used for additional extras, equipment, and locations to make the movie even more terrifying.
“After months of pre-production, we are finally ready to launch our crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo. With the support of our fans and horror enthusiasts, we hope to bring ‘Scissors’ to life and make it the ultimate slasher horror movie experience,” said Harry Sparks, the director of the movie.
The crowdfunding campaign will build awareness through a pitch video featuring the principal actors and promotions on social media and mainstream press.
Once the crowdfunding goal is achieved at the end of the 30 days, principal photography will commence in June 2023 for approximately 7 days. After post-production (editing, sound, music, etc.) is complete, the movie will be screened in front of press and sales agents at American Film Market in November. From there, a distribution deal will allow maximum mainstream exposure for the movie on major streaming platforms such as Netflix, Tubi and Amazon.
Move over, Jason and Michael; there is a new killer on the block! Back the Scissors campaign and bring a new slasher to life!
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ABOUT HARRY SPARKS:
Harry Sparks developed his craft by studying film and video production at Florida Metropolitan University, International Academy of Design and Technology-Orlando, Academy of Art University in San Francisco, and UCLA Extension. His short film “A Night to Dismember” debuted in 2006 on IFC’s Media Lab Uploaded and was followed up with multiple shorts. His short about global warming, “Shenandoah,” received a 2007 Broadband Emmy Award. His first two erotic horror features, “All Hallows’ Eve” and “Rotkappchen: The Blood of Red Riding Hood,” also received critical acclaim.
In 2012, Sparks made his debut in adult producing, directing, and editing AMK Empire’s coming-of-age sex comedy/drama, “Revenge of the Petites.” The film won a Gold Kush Award for Feature Film and multiple XBIZ Awards, including Best Cinematography and Best Actress in All-Girl Feature, plus garnered numerous AVN, XBIZ, Venus Awards, XRCOs, Urban X, and Humboldt International/420 Awards noms. His 2013 feature film “The Vampire Mistress,” which blended adult and horror, won Dani Daniels the XBIZ Award for Best Actress in an All-Girl Release and scored eleven 2014 XBIZ Awards and four AVN Awards noms. In 2016, “Beauty & the Beast XXX,” based on the French fairy tale “La Belle et La Bête,” was one of Sparks’ most successful titles, featured an all-star cast, won a NightMoves Award for Best Parody – Editor’s Choice, and was nomed for nine XBIZ Awards and seven AVN Awards. His most recent features include the sci-fi thriller “Maid to Kill and the UFO conspiracy drama “The Seventh Kind.”