• Title Work In Progress

  • By: Lilith
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Title Work In Progress

By: Lilith
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  • Found footage where only audio could be recovered. In a small town a kid just went missing. The police have shoved it under a rug and Calum finds that to be very suspicious. He sneaks out of his house to investigate what might have happened. There is a reason you don't go alone into the woods. There is a reason why you ignore the talking in your walls. It's because you value safety. Calum doesn't.
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  • Title Work In Progress - Trailer

    Title Work In Progress - Trailer
    Jun 5 2022

    In January of 2016 a highschooler went missing. The police shoved it under the rug and payed zero mind to it. The entire town seemed to ignore it. A young boy named Calum decided to investigate. This audio is all we could recover from the found footage which Calum left behind. Please don't go into the woods alone. Ignore the talking in the walls. If you care for your safety that is.
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    1 min
  • Title Work In Progress - Missing

    Title Work In Progress - Missing
    Jun 4 2022

    In this episode the recovered audio from Calum's journey into the woods we get to hear the beginning of what is to be a frightening tale about a town and it's mysterious missing cases. The police won't do anything and someone has to try to solve what's going on. Even if it may be a kid who eats chips with milk. 


    (This is not real and is not based on anything real. Any likeness to a real person or event is merely coincidence)
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    12 mins

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