A horror-action web series with themes of biblical mythology, tyrannical empires and absolute justice.

“After finding an old camera during a class trip to a long-abandoned Nefarian Empire concentration camp, the nihilistic, traumatized, depressed and misanthropic high school student Jaden gets dragged into a conspiracy of biblical proportions, where the boundaries of morality are questioned and the darkest sins of humanity are revealed.”

About the Project

“Into The Red Sky“ is a 2D-animated web series currently in early development. It focuses on dark, psychological, cinematic and emotionally driven storytelling through atmospheric visuals, complex worldbuilding, as well as a deeply character-focused narrative. This will be the darkest story I will ever tell, BY FAR!

Despite the grand spectacle of angels and demons, kings and empires, heaven and hell, cults and corrupt politicians, I still want the story to be focused on the inner conflicts and interpersonal dynamics between the characters of the show, especially when it comes to the three main characters: Jaden, James and Raguel.

The series is meant to perfectly combine quiet, introspective moments with gory and adrenaline-fueled action sequences, as well as segments of bone-chilling tension and intense horror scenes that are supposed to be just pure nightmare-fuel. Also, I would like the show to explore many dark and disturbing themes in a way, where it doesn’t shy away from depicting even the ugliest and most horrific aspects of it, while also making sure that they are handled with respect and dignity.

Music plays an integral role all throughout “Into The Red Sky“ too. It shapes the atmosphere, reflects the inner emotional states of the characters, guides the audience through their journey and lets them feel the weight of what is being depicted. About 50% of my inspirations for the show itself mostly do, in fact, originate from music I have listened to and absolutely love, which most definitely helped me during the creative process to form “Into The Red Sky“ into the story it is now.

I truly believe that this story deserves to be told, especially since the themes of it are extremely relevant in our modern world, while also being a very personal and vulnerable project of mine (like all of my creative projects are), which I would love to share with the world.