Canadian filmmakers are promoting Stephen King short stories at a U.S. convention dedicated to the author, according to reports from the Grande Prairie Daily Herald and the Edmonton Journal. Both outlets say the creators are using the event to highlight and advance ideas for adaptations or related projects based on King’s short-form fiction. The coverage focuses on the Canadian contingent’s participation at the convention and their efforts to connect with opportunities in the U.S. entertainment industry. While details about specific stories, development partners, or any formal deals are not provided in the excerpts, both sources describe the pitch activity as the central purpose of the filmmakers’ trip. The articles frame the convention as a meeting point for fans and industry interest, where creators can present concept work connected to King’s catalog. Overall, the reporting aligns on the same basic facts: Canadian filmmakers attend the Stephen King Convention in the United States and float Stephen King short story material as part of their outreach.