Current Film Projects
Deadtime Stories for Kids:
Oscar nominee Diane Ladd and Disney star Jennifer Stone join cast of DEADTIME STORIES for Kids: Grave Secrets, a fun, eerie - yet family friendly - tale for the tween audience. Based on the popular book franchise, Grave Secrets is the first film in a new series that aims to entertain a whole new generation of 8 to 12 year olds.
Spring Break definitely does not go as planned for eight high school friends in the film KILLER HOLIDAY. Michael Copon stars as Melvin "Spider" Holiday, introducing both the travelers and audiences to a frightening new villain with deadly motives.
Those who want to preserve the "old ways" are in the game of their lives against those who see casino profits as the way out of hundreds of years of crippling poverty in this thriller and social drama from actor and screenwriter Randolph Mantooth.
About Us
Tonya Mantooth
Eight time Emmy® award winner and 40 Telly’s, Tonya brings more than 18 years of film production experience to Mantooth Films. Tonya was Co-Founder and President of The Dakota Group, a highly regarded film and post production company in Southern California. During that time, Tonya produced National TV Campaigns along with award winning documentaries including The Future Takes Wing, A Working Waterfront, and A Piece of the Sky. Her Public Service work included TV campaigns for The United Way, Red Cross, YMCA among others. In 2007, Tonya launched Mantooth Studios and expanded her production scope to include Computer Generated (CG) projects. She recently completed 2 large scale CG projects, a TV Campaign for the Western Port Association and a film short for the International Fire Fighters Association. As Executive Producer, Tonya is currently in post-production on two films, psychological thriller, Killer Holiday and Grave Secrets, The first film in a series based on Deadtime Stories for Kids.
Dale Strack
From a corporate turnaround for Tony Robbins’ companies, to launching a successful publishing company specializing in health and personal development, to rebuilding a real estate franchise company from 30 offices to over 900 in 4 short years, Dale brings innovative new business strategies to each opportunity. Dale has consulted with dozens of national companies to anticipate and take advantage of changes in the market and adjust their strategies to get ahead of the curve. Dale has recently launched a financial products company.

Dale is a graduate of Temple University with a degree in Business Administration and an MBA from the prestigious University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business. He sits on a number of Boards of Directors.
Patti Judd
Brand strategist, creative director and publicist, Patti Judd designs creative campaigns that get people talking. Known for establishing strategic visibility, Judd has ignited global brands with buzz-worthy stories and must-attend events. From positioning to optimally timed "hit 'em hard" launches, audiences have been engaged, motivated and activated through the power of her online and offline promotions. Judd is equally comfortable promoting the hundreds of artists that perform annually at the acclaimed Anthology music venue she helped bring to market or working with special effects artists to create realistic, frightful illusions on a horror film set. Her belief in the power of talent, strategy, creativity and storytelling has produced unparalleled results across the entertainment, film, publishing and music industries for companies such as William Morris Endeavor, Universal, Mattel, Disney, Ridiculous Pictures, HBJ, Wiley, Graphis and SeaWorld. Often found at Sundance, Napa Valley and hip-pop music video shoots in LA mansions, Judd regularly employs multi-channel approaches that mix national media coverage, advertising, award–winning design, interactive social media, search engine optimization, viral marketing, analytics and more.
In the News & Events
Put a film festival in the hands of people with expertise in filmmaking, business strategies, and marketing and public relations and you’re going to see some changes.
The first in a new family-friendly film series based on the popular book franchise by Annette and Gina Cascone that aims to thrill a whole new generation of 8 to 12 year olds.
Filming wraps on first of deadly new franchise starring Michael Copon as the dangerous "Spider," a disturbing new villain for the 21st century that really gets his killer kicks on Route 66.