The October Project

Casey Marley, Writer

October 23, 2013

The October Project is a student produced horror film festival this Saturday in the James Clemens auditorium.

Horror film aficionados in Madison now have an opportunity to support student filmmakers. Bob Jones’ sister school, James Clemens, is holding its first ever “October Project,” a student led horror movie festival, on October 26^th at 7:00 pm.

The festival will consist of short horror films created by James Clemens’ Film and Design class students that will celebrate “fear, tension, and the dark side of life,” according to the Jets Press.

Keegan Haanschoten, a former Patriot participating in the event, is excited to reveal his short horror film he mysteriously describes as “taking place in the 1970’s, involving teenagers and an Ouija board.”

The festival will be located at the James Clemens auditorium and is rated PG-13. Those under 8^th grade will not be permitted into the event. Tickets are $5 for students and $8 for non-students.

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Casey Marley, Editor

My name is Casey Marley. I am a senior at Bob Jones, and a part time college student. After taking Multimedia Design and working on Patriot Pages last year, I realized that I have a passion and talent for writing. With that in mind, I now plan on majoring in communications at UAB next fall. When I'm not in school, I love making/drinking coffee, listening to music and spending time outdoors.