Skot Hamilton - film programmer, two time Juno Award nominee, will compose the film's score.

Sebas Theriault - graphic designer, will design official and promotional artwork for the film.

Won Music Video of the Year at the Saskatchewan Music Awards in 20.

Dylan Hryciuk - cinematographer, owner and operator of Versa Films in Saskatoon.

Mitch Clarke - former UFC fighter, actor, teacher will play Cole in the film.

Oversees scheduling, pre-production and finances.

Tara Oliver - producer, project manager and first AD.

Will also storyboard and provide artwork for the film.

Jesse Sawitsky - co-writer and producer, artist, teacher and drummer for Swayze.

Mitch Oliver - co-writer and director, member of the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival's programming committee.

The limited run copies would match the '80s horror movie esthetic that inspired the filmmakers. If this is reached, Oliver and Sawitsky plan on releasing 66 limited VHS copies of The Druid's Hand in partnership with Saskatoon video releasing company Videonomicon. Since the project surpassed its initial funding goal of $9,000, a new 'stretch goal' of $10,500 has been set.

The film is currently in its pre-production stage, with the creators scheduling a shot list, collecting funding and setting up hotels for cast and crew members.Īn old church will serve as one of the shooting locations for the film. 'We're not trying to make a goofy movie with our friends in our backyard, we're trying to make something that is going to scare people in 20 minutes or less.' 'We've always just wanted to create something that will be actually scary for Saskatchewan,' he said. They bonded over their love of horror films and music. The two met more than a decade ago 'playing in various punk, metal and hardcore bands around Saskatoon.' Sawitsky is a teacher, artist and drummer for Saskatoon punk band Swayze. Oliver is an aspiring filmmaker and screenwriter who hosts the horror movie podcast The Terror Table. It will deal with themes of 'theological fear, paranoia and conspiracy.' We're trying to make something that is going to scare people in 20 minutes or less.' - Mitch Oliver The project is inspired by films such as Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), Blue Ruin (2013) and The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016). filmmakers' Pokémon live-action short film a celebration

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