Biography

Scarlett Amaris is a screenwriter and author known for her contributions to the horror genre. She has penned screenplays for notable projects, including the horror anthology The Theatre Bizarre, the award-winning documentary L’Autre Monde, and H.P. Lovecraft’s Color Out of Space, starring Nicolas Cage. For her work on this film, Scarlett was honored as a finalist for the Superior Achievement in a Screenplay by the Horror Writers Association.

In addition to her screenwriting, Scarlett has authored dark fiction novels and contributed essays to the anthology Making Magic Happen: Selected Essays from the Inaugural Magickal Women Conference. Her passion for storytelling extends beyond writing; she has been a presenter at various esteemed events, such as The Magickal Fiction Forum and the Magickal Women Conference in London. Scarlett frequently shares her insights on the occult, witchcraft, weird fiction, creativity, and filmmaking through numerous podcast appearances.

A former featured writer for The Heretic Magazine, Scarlett has taught courses on witchcraft and mythology, including The Modern History of Witchcraft and The Deity is in the Details, which explores the rich backgrounds of gods and goddesses from diverse pantheons. Her directorial debut came with the music video for “Nail Me Down” by Scarlett Seraphim.

Currently, Scarlett Amaris is developing film and television projects, continuing to push the boundaries of genre storytelling.

Nail Me Down by Scarlett Seraphim

Nail Me Down is a hallucinatory and psychedelic game of cat and mouse, skewing lines between the hunter and the hunted. After fleeing into the shadows of the woods to escape violent ends, a woman awakens to the dark and supernatural forces of the night. Traversing between reality and dream, damsel and villain, maiden and demon, Nail Me Down explores the divisions between the divine feminine and sacred female rage.


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