Elsie Hooper - Motion Picture Project

Motion Picture Project

In August 2003, only months after Elsie Hooper's debut online and in the Massachusetts Daily Collegian, Krzykowski was contacted by producers Troy Neighbors and Steve Traxler from Impact Entertainment in Hollywood, California, wishing to produce a feature length, live-action motion picture of the serialized comic strip. Nearly a year later, the project had moved away from Impact Entertainment and into new hands. Since 2003, Elsie Hooper has traded hands from at least six producers and numerous motion picture studios.

The project is currently with White Rock Lake Productions and The Artists & Directors Cooperative in Hollywood, CA. It has been announced that the Aaron Sims Company will be handling the special creature effects for the villainous Shadowmen in Elsie Hooper. Krzykowski and affiliated filmmakers on the Elsie Hooper project remain notoriously tight-lipped about the production and its evolution as a motion picture in development.

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