WHAT WE DO
Dusky Projects produces horror and sci-fi works in audio, immersive theater, and short films for adult and young adult audiences. Our work and services focus on inclusive storytelling and equity through the production and celebration of BIPOC artists.
Audio Works
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Black Women Are Scary is a radio-dramatic podcast that celebrates and produces short horror stories by BIPOC authors.
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Immersive
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And Then I Wake Up, a virtual lucid dream (or nightmare?) experience, is now available for streaming as part of the
The Exponential Theater Festival, dedicated to emerging artists working in experimental performance. Purchase a printed or digital copy of the story here published in The Seelie Crow. |
Short Films
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"Wham!" is the story of Aquilah and friends who are the best students at MLK Middle School until their classmates break out into mysterious rage episodes. Our heroes must break the rules to find out the truth and save their school. And their futures.
The film is part of the larger educational project Cold Sweat, which uses scary stories to facilitate discussions with young audiences about what scares us and how to face the monsters together. For more information on upcoming screenings and bringing the project to your school or community center, please go to Cold Sweat. Official Selections 2019-21: MECCAcon International Film Festival Official Latino Short Film Festival Kwanzaa Film Festival AfroComicCon Film Festival Semi-Finalist 2020: Rhode Island Flickers' International Film Festival Academy Award Qualifying Nominations: Best Webisode Outstanding Performance By An Ensemble Cast Out of The World Award (horror, sci-fi & fantasy) Funding has been made possible by the Puffin Foundation. |
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Two aliens question their place in the universe while traveling back to their home planet.
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Purgatory. Two women. One way out.
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