Official Trailer & Poster Release for Doll of Deceit from Director, Josh Warmenhoven and starring Sandy Johnson, David J. Paul, Amanda Jensen, Rex Seaton and Shawn Alexander Thompson.
A woman’s affair with a hired handyman takes a dark turn when her husband discovers the betrayal, leading to a suspenseful tale of captivity and an eerie transformation that blurs the line between reality and nightmare. Who will survive?
What began as a fun Halloween-themed photoshoot idea, quickly evolved into a short film script and then into a full feature film. Amanda Jensen and Rex Seaton were the writers of the film. Rex had written other film scripts in the past, and for Amanda it was a first. She has since written a couple more scripts, and intends to focus on screenwriting more in the future.” Lead actors in this film included Amanda J. Jensen, Rex Seaton, David J. Paul, with several supporting cast including the renowned Sandy Johnson from the original Halloween movie [Halloween, 1978].
Other important supporting actors include Marjha Grady, Bella Basque, Xean Puccio, Shawn Thompson, Dawn LeMay, and Meredith Sivick. The Director Josh Warmenhoven went above and beyond to make sure all the filming was done with care and in a timely manner. The cinematographer, who also happens to be the main editor of the film, takes great pride in his work and seems to value quality above all else.
Filmed in central Florida at several locations, the film featured a lovely closed-down coffeeshop that has been repurposed to sell various T-shirts, coffee brews, and decks on their website – https://www.breyting.com/collections/drink
https://studiolotorlando.com/, which features several premade set and makes it really convenient for filmmakers. This company will be moving in a few months to California, however. The Filming schedule was a bit grueling, with an intense 8 full filming days in a row, and then 2 more days rescheduled out at a later date. The producers of the film sincerely appreciate everyone’s contributions to it, including the amazing crew, those that volunteered their home to film at, the coffeeshop that was used, and all the actors and production assistants that took time out of their schedule to make it happen. We can’t wait to see where the film will be streaming and how the audience reacts.”
