Producer Sought - Sci-Fi / Horror Film
stage 32Los Angeles (CA)
About the role
Producer sought - sci‑fi / horror film - a job post by Blake Lyon
Location: Los Angeles, California and New York City, New York
Seeking an Executive Producer to attach to Red Bloom, a sci‑fi horror short film currently in pre‑production with a scheduled shoot in Los Angeles July / August 2026. Script is locked and full investor pitch deck is ready.
Red Bloom is a contained location piece with strong character dynamics, genuine horror and a clear thematic vision. It is being developed as a proof of concept for a feature film of the same name and will be submitted to festivals internationally.
We are looking for an Executive Producer with experience raising independent film financing who can help bring this project to its full budget of $35,000 to $50,000. The script is complete, the creative team is being assembled and the project has received development support from industry professionals including script coverage and editorial collaboration.
This is an opportunity to attach early to an ambitious proof of concept with feature potential from a director with an award winning festival track record.
Synopsis
A rescue crew from Earth comes to save a Mars colony that’s gone silent. What they find there does not want to be saved.
In the near future, a rescue crew arrives at a collapsed Mars colony to find a Vicar of a newly formed cult performing human sacrifice in the ruins. What follows puts the crew’s pathologist and the mission’s state‑mandated priest on a collision course, while something in the room defies explanation.
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