The Key
The Key is finally finished and will premiere at the AMC 10 Cinema, 96012 Lofton Square Court, Yulee, FL 32097 at 6:30pm August 9th in auditorium 2.
The film is 102-minute mystery suspense that was shot entirely in Camden County GA, with the exception of one scene which was shot in Charlton County.
From first putting pen to paper to write the script, it has taken almost 13 years to complete.
We have a limited number of tickets available, if you would like to purchase tickets please click the link below. All proceeds from the ticket sales will go towards the cost of the premiere.
Log Line
After finding a lady’s body outside her home, then receiving a mysterious key in the mail, private investigator Jennifer Holmes soon starts to uncover a long line of secrets, lies, and deceit. With millions of dollars at stake, Jennifer must find out what really happened the night Courtney Mitchell was born.
Comments from Hollywood
Below are Comments from professional Hollywood script readers.
"The Key is a powerful and well thought out murder-mystery screenplay. Featuring an endearing and very proactive protagonist, unexpected plot turns and poignant themes."
"Let me start by saying that The Key is a very well written, highly ambitious script featuring an endearing protagonist, compelling premise and a plethora of unexpected plot turns. The writer makes the wise decision to craft a deeply personal journey from the protagonist, which helps to keep the reader engaged. Based on the material presented here there’s no doubt that The Key has the potential to be a really thrilling feature film."
"The Key was an absolute joy to read, and it’s exciting to hear that the writer is pursuing it as an independent production. There’s something really fun and special here. Keep up the good work!"
"Overall the dialogue is really solid. The writer employs subtext to convey the emotions of the characters and reveals exposition in a way that doesn’t sound written."
"The themes of the story revolve around the ideas of family, love, betrayal, and secrets. The story will be relatable to audiences because families are notorious for keeping secrets that they either take to the grave or they come out and ruin families."
What's Next
We have now started filming, the Sheriff's Office, Fire Department , and Police investigators office scenes are now complete. Hopfuly we'll be moving on the the hospitals scenes in the next few weeks.
Sadly it's not a paid project at this time, but If anyone feels they would like to help out in any way, please feel free to contact me.