Results: Process took 8 days. A DVD titled 
"The Miracle of Roses" was created. The 
movie depicted D-66354-62 in the guise of a 
researcher explaining the biology and ecology 
of plants of the family Rosaceae. SCP-3381-B 
was spotted in the background, while 
SCP-3381-C appeared as a biologist. When 
interviewed, D-66354-11 noted that her mother 


INTERVIEWER: Agent Bennet 


<Begin Audio Log.> 


INTERVIEWER: Did you attend Camp Lakewood in 
1991? 


P-15: Is that what this is about? Uh, yeah — that was... 
wow. Two decades ago? Wow. | was fifteen, | think. That 
really takes me back. 


INTERVIEWER: What do you remember from your time 
there? 


P-15: Best summer ever. (laughing) It was an amazing 
place. | was so sad to go, especially when we found out 
it was closing. | made so many friends there — so many 
great memories. | think... yeah, it's even where | had my 
first kiss. 


INTERVIEWER: Did you ever see any strange trees to 
the south of the camp? 


P-15: Huh? 


INTERVIEWER: 2 kilometers to the south, there's a 
grove of trees. Are you familiar with it? 


P-15: | mean, sure. We all were. 

INTERVIEWER: In what sense? 

P-15: (laughing) | mean, it was goofy kid stuff, y'know? 
Stories the counselors would tell around the campfire. 
Spooky trees down the southern trail. Something trapped 


inside of them. Go there at night, press your ear against 
the bark, and you can hear it singing. 


INTERVIEWER: Singing? 


P-15: Yeah. Like | said, goofy kid stuff. 


used to have a garden filled with roses. 


Experiment 3381-03 

Subject: D-90251-52 

Notes: Subject was given free choice on what 
he wished to create 

Results: Subject woke up after approximately 
27 minutes. When interviewed, the subject 
said he asked for a "snuff movie", and he was 
consequently attacked by SCP-3381-A, 
causing the subject to wake up. After the 
events, D-90251-52 seemed unable to fall 
asleep on SCP-3381. 


Experiment 3381-04 

Subject: D-11863-61 

Notes: Subject was instructed to make a 
movie about SCP- _ : subject has never 
interacted with said SCP and was given only a 
vague explanations about on how it appears 
and acts. 

Results: Process took 27 days. A DVD titled 
"Horror : Black Sky" was created. The movie 
is a sci-fi horror with D-11863-61 in the leading 
role. The movie was edited and shot to never 
show SCP- _, leaving it as a shadow ora 
noise. SCP-3381-B and SCP-3381-C did not 
survive the film. D-11863-61 declared that 
during the shooting, SCP-3381-A was "excited 
by the challenge”. 


Experiment 3381-05 

Subject: Dr. Corvino 

Notes: Dr. Corvino intended to interview the 
entities inside SCP-3381-Alpha 

Results: see interview logs for results 


Experiment 3381-06 

Subject: D-3661-47 

Notes: Subject was instructed to make a 
movie about SCP-3381-F and SCP-3381-G 


Results: The process took 14 days. A VHS 
tape without title was created. The movie 
starts with 23 minutes of a still shot of a 
sleeping figure in an unknown room. At the 23 
minute mark, the video fades to black, before 
Opening on a red room, where SCP-3381-G is 
seen standing motionless, apparently staring 
at the camera for 46 minutes. The movie ends 
abruptly. During questioning, D-3661-47 could 
not remember anything about his dreams, only 
that he feels deeply disturbed whenever trying 
to remember. 


+ Experiment 3381-05 extracts 


Following experiment 3381-05, the interviews from Dr. 
Corvino were extracted from the DVD created in 
experiment 3381-05, "Dream Studios Tour". Dr. Corvino 
justified his informal tone in the interviews as "being ina 
dream made it quite hard to stay focused enough to be 
formal." 


Interviewer: Dr. Corvino 

Interviewee: SCP-3381-A 

Note: In this section of the movie Dr. Corvino 
and SCP-3381-A are sitting on a bench: 
behind them, an outline of a city can be seen. 


Dr. Corvino: So... what is your real name, 
director? 


SCP-3381-A: Aaah, straight to the point huh? 
Well, | guess this is supposed to be an 
interview... (SCP-3381-A turns around, looking 
at the city for 6 seconds.) Well, | used to be 
called Francis Black by folks. But now 
"director" seems more fitting, aye? 


Dr. Corvino: | understand Francis. It is nice to 
know your real name. So Francis, where are 
you from? How did you end up working here in 


Dream Studios? 


SCP-3381-A: Well... you know, | always 
wanted to make it big. But when | started to 
work, there was a merciless fight for the 
position | wanted. I... never got to work with 
the big studios of the time. So... |... 
(SCP-3381-A stops, frowning) ...| don't exactly 
remember the details. But | remember this: 
one night | couldn't sleep, | was so desperate 
for a job... you can imagine, a young man 
without a job, in the city, he's living on 
borrowed time. So | got up, and went out for a 
stroll... At the time, | felt like with a bit of luck, 
maybe someone would kill me and | would be 
able to stop worrying! And... well, | ended up 
at the studio. Strange right? | was probably 
drunk, and didn't even notice that I'd arrived 
here: the place seemed empty, but there was 
this guy... fuck, can't even remember his 
name... 'onos, something along that line. 
Sorry, old age... 


Dr. Corvino: Could you describe him? 


SCP-3381-A: Heh... can't remember him 
well... he was a Greek guy or something, you 
could tell by the name... also, he had this 
square face only Greeks have... Anyway, | 
have to admit, all those days were a haze. 
Working at night and all of that. We never 
managed to make it big, but we got by. Even 
when my health started to deteriorate... 
(SCP-3381-A starts coughing) Sorry. Even 
after | started to get bad, he never kicked me 
out. And finally, one night | was working, and 
this guy came up to me... and said he was 
done. Just like that. He left me the keys and 
left. Just like that, he was gone. Said | was the 
new director. 


Dr. Corvino: | see. What happened after that? 


SCP-3381-A: |... well, kinda moved in. | 
dunno, this place was more a home to me than 
that little apartment of mine. Never left since. 
|... kinda feel like this is the place for me, you 
feel me? 


Addendum: Research revealed a Francis 
Black who matched the description of 
SCP-3381-A, who died from liver cancer in 
1921 in the city of Los Angeles. 


Interviewer: Dr. Corvino 

Interviewee: SCP-3381-B 

Note: This section of the movie was recorded 
inside what appears to be a diner. The insignia 
"Palm Gate" can be seen through the window. 
Dr. Corvino and SCP-3381-B are sitting at the 
counter. An unidentified jazz score is playing in 
the background. 


Dr. Corvino: So, my friend... what can you tell 
me about yourself? 


SCP-3381-B: Well, there isn't much to say, to 
be honest. I'm afraid my life is not as 
interesting as it is in my movies. 


Dr. Corvino: Well, why don't we start from the 
beginning, then? Why don't we start with your 
name? 


SCP-3381-B: Well, my mother called me 
Tony. And from my father, | got the surname 
Mayers. | was born... (SCP-3381-B stops 
talking for 5 seconds) ...heh, | can barely 
remember when. But | do remember it was in 
Los Angeles... not a nice city for... us colored 
folk, if you catch my drift. 


Dr. Corvino: | can imagine 


SCP-3381-B: I'm afraid you can't. No offense, 
but you white folks can't really say you 
understand how it was at all when the Klan 
came back in the '15, and we had to watch our 
backs all the time. It was terrible, there were 
news of people being beaten and assaulted 
every day, and it only got worse... 


Dr. Corvino: ...! understand. So, how did you 
get by? 


SCP-3381-B: Well... you know, my Ma’ 
always said | was crazy, but | wanted to act. 
She said Tony, people like us do not act. Not 
in the white folks' movies. But | was young, 
didn't listen. Got laughed at, yelled at... |... 
think a couple of people punched me. | was 
about to give up, leave my motel to go on back 
to Mama. 'Til one night, | went for a walk... 
and stumbled upon the studio. | met Francis... 
he was out smoking, you know how he is... 


Dr. Corvino: Yes | do. Please, continue 


SCP-3381-B: Yeah, so, | said to myself it was 
worth a shot... and Francis just said yes. He 
just wanted to work at night-time, but that was 
never a problem. | never saw my movies 
around, but Francis said they were great. 
Always left me one copy to watch. Well, | 
couldn't watch it, but... well, | sold them, got a 
bit of income. 


Dr. Corvino: Didn't Francis pay you? 


SCP-3381-B: I... | think he did? (SCP-3381-B 
goes silent for 7 seconds) Yeah, he did for 
sure. After a bit, he even offered me a place to 
stay, in the studio. or... well, | guess | kinda 


didn't feel like leaving. So he gave me a room, 
and so I'm always around, being annoying. | 
just hope my mom can see how well I'm doing 
now! 


Addendum: Research revealed a diner called 
"Palm Gate" used to exist in , Los 
Angeles. It was also discovered that a man 
named Anthony Myers, who matched the 
description of SCP-3381-B, died in 1930 in his 
bed after an assault from a group of white 
supremacists on a black bar in Los Angeles. 


Interviewer: Dr. Corvino 

Interviewee: SCP-3381-C 

Note: This section of the movie was filmed 
during night time, on a Ferris wheel. No stars 
can be seen. 


SCP-3381-C: So... | take it this is my turn, 
yes? 


Dr. Corvino: It would seem like it. I'm trying to 
go in order of the ones who have worked here 
the longest. 


SCP-3381-C: Oh, that seems smart. Well... it 
feels like a lifetime ago... my name is Claudine 
Orbison. Nice to meet you all (SCP-3381-C 
waves at the camera) | started working for the 
studio a few years ago. It's a lot better then my 
old job, let me tell you that. | had to provide for 
my family, so when | stumbled on the studio 
during one of my nights out, of course | 
immediately accepted Francis’ offer. Truth to 
be told, | wasn't too fond of it. But it was 
warmer and drier than my previous job. In the 
beginning, me and Tony loathed each other. 
But you know, we had to work together so... 


Addendum: Research revealed that a woman 


by the name Claudine Orbison, who died of 
gas poisoning in her bed in 1938, lived in Los 
Angeles. 


Interviewer: Dr. Corvino 

Interviewee: SCP-3381-D 

Note: This section of the movie was filmed 
inside a brightly lit room, filled with props, 
costumes and general movie-related items. 
SCP-3381-D is seated in front of the camera. 
Dr. Corvino is out of frame. 


Dr. Corvino: And here we are, behind the 
scenes with our one and only- 


SCP-3381-D: Jackie Coos. Yaaaay, that's me! 


Dr. Corvino: Indeed it is. So, would you like to 
talk to us a bit about yourself? 


SCP-3381-D: Well... there isn't much to say.... 
(SCP-3381-D looks around, apparently 
nervous) I'm sorry, I've never been in front of a 
camera before. Usually | just make props and 
dress the others up! 


Dr. Corvino: Would you like to tell us about 
how you started working for the studio? 


SCP-3381-D: Well... | don't remember it 
clearly... | was probably going through a lot... 
you know, out there life is not very kind to 
independent artists. (SCP-3381-D stays silent 
for 9 seconds) Yes, | was an independent 
artist. But nobody wanted my art. Women and 
art weren't looked at very nicely together. | 
was actually starting to starve. That's when | 
had the luck of finding the studio. Francis saw 
something others didn't, so he kept me 
around. It was nice... sure, the pay wasn't 
great, but | always got a free copy of the 


movie! It was always what | had dreamed of! A 
stable job, a chance to express my art, 
friends... and even a home, after | got the 
chance to stay here! 


Addendum: Research discovered a Jackie 
Coos who had died in 1947 in her studio in Los 
Angeles due to starvation. 


Interviewer: Dr. Corvino 

Interviewee: SCP-3381-E 

Note: This section of the movie was filmed 
inside an editing room. SCP-3381-E is seated 
in front of a video editing workstation. Dr. 
Corvino is out of frame. 


SCP-3381-E: Honestly, | don't know why you 
feel like including me. | don't exactly do much 
here... 


Dr. Corvino: You do a lot of work, actually. 
The editor is an unsung hero in the film 
industry, isn't that right? How did you learn to 
do that kind of work? Oh, also, please 
introduce yourself. 


SCP-3381-E: Uh... hello then, I'm... David. My 
father was McAndrew, but | never used that 
surname. Sounds pompous as fuck. And to 
answer your question, | learned it here. | was a 
good for nothing man at the time... a mess, 
always doing terrible jobs to get a fix... drugs 
were going strong, and | just wanted a fix, 
y'know...? Can't blame my family for kicking 
me out. Anyway, | was sleeping in my hut, 
down in the... in... (SCP-3381-E stays silent 
for 14 seconds) Well, | was sleeping there, 
when fucking Francis walked in. | tried to kick 
him out, but you know how the old man is... 


Dr. Corvino: | can imagine how the 


confrontation went, yes. 


SCP-3381-E: He offered me a job. Like, a legit 
one. He was usually the one doing the filming 
and the editing, so he showed me what to do. 


Dr. Corvino: And how was it? Working here, | 
mean. 


SCP-3381-E: Ah, it was terrible! | hated it! 
Sure, | can't complain now, and | know | have 
to be thankful to Francis for what he did... but | 
don't know... besides feeling like | was 
showed pity, his work ethic was like... 
prehistorical! | mean, even Jackie had to fight 
him a few times over what props she could 
use... | kinda noticed they are all quite old- 
timey. | don't mind much now, but when | 
started, it was terrible. 


Dr. Corvino: But you stayed. 


SCP-3381-E: Heh, of course | did... | mean, it 
was a job... something to distract me from 
where | lived... from what | ate.... it was... it is 
this fantastic escape from the dumpster, from 
reality, y'know? I'm... glad | can stay here, for 
as long as | want... 


Addendum: A man by the name of David 
McAndrew was declared missing in 1965 in 
the city of Los Angeles, and subsequently 
declared dead after seven years. 


Interview with SCP-3381-F consists of 12 
minutes of shaky camera chasing SCP-3381-F 
through what appears to be an abandoned 
apartment complex in an advanced state of 
decay. No interview with SCP-3381-G was 
recorded. 


Addendum 3381-01: After Experiment-3381-06, the item was seen 
to deteriorate faster then usual. Sleeping subjects do not remember 
seeing SCP-3381-Alpha, and instead describe nightmares and lucid 
dreams involving SCP-3381-G. No movie has been created by these 
subjects. The item has been seen secreting saline water, as well as 
red liquid: test results showed this substance to be blood, 
specifically from an unknown human female. 


+ Exploration log 3381-07 
>Experiment 3381-07 


Subjects: Agent Mixson (Stuffy), Agent 
Whitely (Grimm), Agent Lofton (Sassy). 
Notes: Due to the drastic changes in the 
behavior of SCP-3381 after Experiment 
3381-06, Dr. Corvino requested the 
intervention of MTF Omicron Rho "The 
Dream Team" to investigate the cause of the 
item's new behavior. Agent Mixson was given 
the order to fall asleep on SCP-3381, while 
Agent Whitely and Agent Lofton were to join 
him once asleep. 

Results: The experiment lasted for 37 
minutes. Subjects were seen moving and 
muttering in their sleep. Agent Whitely was the 
first to wake up without major incident. Agent 
Lofton woke up 12 seconds later without major 
incident. Agent Mixson woke up 63 seconds 
later, and attempted to attack surrounding 
personnel. After a struggle, Agent Mixson was 
forcibly sedated by guard personnel. An 
interview was soon taken with Agent Whitely 
shortly afterwards. 


Interviewer: Dr. Corvino 
Interviewee: Agent Whitely 


Dr. Corvino: How are you feeling, soldier? 
(Chair scraping) Still holding up? 


INTERVIEWER: Did you ever go there yourself? 
(silence) 
INTERVIEWER: Mrs. Blanchette?