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Hi there,

Ian Geoffrey and Cyd Artino here. We are looking for you, the aspiring actress and actor. Do you have what it takes to join our project and visit the most haunted and mysterious locations in the USA? For our film project, we want you to immerse yourself in these places and, introduce to the viewers what you see and what you sense. Let the viewers feel the darkness which plagues these sites.

For this project, we will take the above-mentioned approach. Beforehand it was only us two visiting sites and document these, yet this proved to be difficult. The last places, we thought to be suitable for our project, but thus far, were a total let down. Here are a few examples of how bad they were:

• #001 - A town up in Maine sounded promising from what we heard. Upon arrival, it turned out to be an absolute disappointment. How were we supposed to film properly with all the fog? And let's not get started about the damn air raid siren going off now and then. No good coffee and constant static interference with the tech! The town is too silent and, honestly, more like a dump than a hill.

• #002 - We stranded in Cape Elizabeth and got tipped off by one of the locals we bumped into. After two hours of exhausting rowing in that nutshell of a rowing boat, we reached the worn-down lighthouse. The footage we got was excellent, very scenic, but it was a tourist trap. We paid good money for that tip and, all we found atop of the lighthouse was a toddler game. Three ship's bells? What the hell is that supposed to be for? An infinite let down.

• #003 - Throughout our travels through the Midwest, we noticed that one location was blacked out on the map. Double checked other maps, same thing. Our suspicion raised; we made our way through the pouring rain. A damaged city sign told us we arrived, although the large crater in front of us may have been the main reason we had to stop. Standing in the down coming rain, with our open umbrellas, we could see nothing remaining that would be worth looking at. This could have been something great, but we were too late. Maybe for the better that it came this way. If you want to attract people, don't name your city after a dumb thieving animal. This way they won't feel that they've been robbed of their time by coming here to see nothing.

We are hoping, around the beginning of June / July 2019, to start our journey across the country. Please note, that the name Phantom Grapplers is just a filler name until we come up with a more suitable name. A snappier name that catches eveyone's attention.