Jeremiah Sayys Has an Immoral Prodigy

So how is Of Silence coming along, what happened to WULF and what next does he have on his plate? Well, let’s hear it from the man himself. Sayys explains the lengthy post-production process on Of Silence: “Of Silence was a true independent film. We shot the film on a very low budget on 35mm. By the time post-production began, we had no money left. It took some time to find a post-production team. The team we found, each one of them are amazing talents at their fields, and I’m honored to be working with them and look forward to continue working with them in the future. The same goes to the production crew on the film and the cast. We had an amazing crew that worked their asses off every day and a cast that really brought their A game, delivering incredible performances. The film looks amazing. We are still in post sound right now, but everything else is finished. Once the post sound is complete, which I was guaranteed by October 1, the film will be officially complete.”

As for WULF and his next project, Sayys had this to say: “I was really looking forward to WULF. It’s a great script. I really enjoyed writing it. I thought everything was on track to start shooting in April, but among many other things the funding never came so I had to regroup and really think of what I wanted to do, what I felt was right for me to do. As much as I love the story of WULF, the whole situation surrounding it of what happened with it really made me lose interest in doing the project. My whole heart has to be into what I’m doing. If it’s not then it makes no sense to me in doing it. And my heart just wasn’t into doing WULF after what happened, so I decided to take some time to really think about which project of mine that I really wanted to do, that I can put my whole heart into. That project became Immoral Prodigy, a serious drama/horror/thriller slasher film with a lot of heart. I’ve always wanted to create a new horror icon, a new slasher king. Immoral Prodigy is my chance. I decided I would raise the funding myself for Immoral Prodigy. With WULF I was working with another producer who was raising the money. For Immoral Prodigy I want to be the one out there making it happen, rather than sitting back and waiting. So what I decided to do was take a small piece out of the feature film and shoot a short film to help with raising funds. I was able to raise some funds to shoot the short and I went out and shot it on 35mm. Now we are in post-production on the short, with a September completion date.”