Cinema shaped by folklore, memory, and psychological unease.
“I’m drawn to stories that feel uncovered rather than overly explained.”
A distinct filmmaker identity, built with control.
Garett Pringle is a filmmaker, FX artist, and visual storyteller working at the intersection of psychological horror, folklore, and cinematic myth. Through Rebecca’s Grave™, he has built a distinct creative world shaped by atmosphere, memory, dread, and the unstable border between truth and performance.
Drawn to haunted spaces, fractured identity, and the emotional residue images can leave behind, Pringle creates films designed to unsettle, linger, and feel strangely lived-in.
Controlled atmosphere. No false grandeur.
Selected work and creative direction.
Rebecca’s Grave™
A psychological found-footage horror project built around folklore, atmosphere, memory, and emotional unease — positioned as the central gateway into Garett Pringle’s larger cinematic world.
Visual Effects & Image Work
Visual transformation, cinematic texture, atmospheric design, and image-building across film, promotional material, and story-world development.
Live Event World-Building
Premieres, promotional campaigns, and cinematic event design built to make a screening feel like a cultural moment instead of a simple showing.
Rebecca’s Grave™
Psychological found-footage horror with mythic world-building and a distinct event identity.
Flagship project and public entry point into the broader cinematic authorship of Garett Pringle.
A project with a larger atmosphere around it.
Built from dread, myth, place, and the emotional life of local legend.
A film world driven by mood, residue, tension, and visual memory.
Designed to live not only as a film, but as a screening experience with presence.
Positioned to feel uncovered, discussed, and remembered beyond a single release.
Three ways into the world of Rebecca’s Grave™.
Proof, coverage, and media-ready language.
Garett Pringle is a filmmaker and visual artist whose work blends psychological horror, folklore, and cinematic myth.
Garett Pringle is a filmmaker, FX artist, and visual storyteller working at the intersection of psychological horror, folklore, and cinematic myth. Through Rebecca’s Grave™, he has built a distinct creative world shaped by atmosphere, memory, dread, and the unstable border between truth and performance.
I’m drawn to stories that feel uncovered rather than overly explained. I care about atmosphere, emotional residue, and the way memory, place, and suggestion can shape a film as much as plot. The work should feel cinematic, unsettling, and honest without overstatement.
Newspaper coverage and feature writeups documenting the Rebecca’s Grave™ project over time.
Rebecca’s Grave: Fact or Fiction?
Early newspaper coverage focused on the Moncton legend, the film’s sold-out screening, and the question at the center of the myth.
Moncton-born filmmaker continues work on Rebecca’s Grave
Follow-up coverage documenting the continued development of the project, its reception, and its persistence as a regional cultural story.
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Press, programming, collaborations, and direct inquiries.
@officialgarettpringle
Bio, stills, and materials available upon request