Harley Got Hurt

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After years of misadventures in drug addiction and trouble with the law, Harley cleans up when a family death leaves him with a house and some land. Things go well for a while, but Harley learns we never truly leave our past behind.

Scott Ray

Adapted for the screen by

So Brief Was His Toroso
Kyle Taubken

Adapted for the screen by

Patrick, The Butcher, The Neighborhood
Scott Ray

Based on a story by

So Brief Was His Torso
Scott Ray

Writer

So Brief Was His Torso
Kyle Taubken

Writer

Patrick, The Butcher, The Neighborhood
Kyle Taubken

Director

Patrick, The Butcher, The Neighborhood
Kyle Taubken

Producer

Patrick, The Butcher, The Neighborhood

Project Type:

Screenplay, Short Script
Number of Pages:

11
Country of Origin:

United States
Language:

English
First-time Screenwriter:

No
Student Project:

No

Writer Biography - Scott Ray, Kyle Taubken

Kyle Taubken is a writer/director from Memphis, TN who grew up nearby in a small town in northern Mississippi. Inspired, in part, by the personal films of the New Hollywood movement and the low budget independent films of the early 90s, Kyle made his first short film at age 20. After completing his graduate work at the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2014, where his thesis film (THE NEIGHBORHOOD) won four graduate film awards, including Best Graduate Director and Best Graduate Film, Kyle returned to Memphis where he continues to make films and work as a freelance videographer and editor. Kyle’s films have screened in competition at festivals including the Portland Film Festival, Indie Memphis, and the Macon Film Festival, among others. Kyle is currently developing his first feature, and SOUL MAN is his 18th short film.

Scott Ray is from North Mississippi. He received an MFA in fiction from the University of Arkansas. He lives and teaches in Denton, TX where he is a PhD candidate in Creative Writing at the University of North Texas.

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