Movie "Hope"
Once a lifelong movie buff and devoted sci-fi fan, Tracy McCrackin never imagined her love for storytelling would lead her into the world of filmmaking—until she entered a screenwriting contest hosted by the "Sacramento Film Festival in California. Out of hundreds of submissions, her original script was selected as "Best Script", earning her not only recognition but also a **cash award to bring her vision to life with a professional film crew**. Tracy took on the role of co-producer, overseeing everything from casting and directing to location planning and post-production—learning firsthand what it takes to turn a script into a screen reality.
That script became the award-winning short film "Hope", a supernatural drama that went on to win "Best Short Film of the Festival" and screened to packed theaters in downtown Sacramento. Written and produced by Tracy, "Hope" marked her debut as a filmmaker and was praised for its originality, emotional depth, and cinematic style.
Now listed on IMDb, Tracy continues to explore storytelling across visual mediums—proving that with creativity, passion, and perseverance, dreams really can become reality.
About the Film:
If you’re a fan of "The Twilight Zone*, "Hope* is your kind of story." This supernatural short takes the idea of undying love to unexpected places, diving into sacrifice, danger, and the lengths we’ll go for the people we care about. Equal parts eerie and emotional, it’s a gripping ride that explores what happens when love refuses to let go—even beyond the limits of life itself.
