A Canadian student filmmaker is set to debut an animated short film inspired by Stephen King at the KingCon convention in Atlantic City. The film, titled *Luckey Quarter*, is the work of Peralta, a student filmmaker who has adapted a story from King's oeuvre into an animated format. The short film will be screened during the convention, which celebrates the works of the renowned author.
Peralta's *Luckey Quarter* is an animated short that blends elements of King's storytelling with visual artistry. The film was created as part of a student project and has been selected for the KingCon lineup, a rare honor for emerging creators. The convention, held in Atlantic City, brings together fans and professionals to discuss and celebrate King's literary and cinematic contributions.
This is not the first time Peralta has engaged with King's work. The filmmaker has previously explored King's themes in smaller projects, focusing on psychological suspense and dark fantasy. The *Luckey Quarter* project represents a significant step in Peralta's career, showcasing the potential of student filmmakers to contribute to the adaptation of classic literature into new media. The screening at KingCon highlights the growing interest in reimagining King's stories for modern audiences through animation.
