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SYNOPSIS

 

When young Abby Carter goes missing, her once cohesive, doting family begins to diverge. As they search with local authorities, her brother Galen already sees the bleak writing on the wall. It's only a matter of days before police make the gruesome discovery - her shallow grave on a small island a mile out from their lake-front property. Galen, desperate for answers while coming to terms with the trauma, begins experiencing visions of Abby. Against his devout father's wishes, Galen searches for answers that point right back to the location of her grim death. Faced with an evil presence within his own family tree, Galen must decide whether to emotionally depart from his tragic circumstances or endure more suffering in his painful search for the truth held by the mystical island.

 



CAST & PRODUCTION TEAM

 


"Galen"
Elijah Carnazzo

Elijah is a Seattle-based actor who started his acting career not long before Winter Island went into production. His work following his feature film debut on the film includes a role on the 2024 Netflix series Penelope.

 

 


"Jonah"
Jason Atkins

Jason Adkins was born in San Francisco, CA and known for his voice work on video games such as the Super Smash Bros series and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn. Jason has been married to Alison Armstrong since September 1, 2013. They have three children.

 

 


"Beth"
Katie Prentiss

Katie is a Portland, OR based actor, writer and director. Her acting career began by landing the first role she auditioned for in a feature film. Since that opportunity, she has received multiple awards recognizing her acting and has added writer, director, and producer to her growing creative resumé with the creation of award-winning films.

 

 


Director
Tony Doupé

Tony has more than 25 years experience in the industry as an actor, producer and director for film and theater. He's acted along side the likes of Thomas Hayden Church, Toni Collette, Ray Liotta and Aubrey Plaza to name a few. He's taught, directed and coached actors both privately and at the college level in Seattle and Hollywood for nearly 15 years.

 

 


Writer & Cinematographer
Chris Taylor


Formerly a Marine Corps photographer, Chris worked as a gaffer on several productions before shooting and editing full time with Adventus Films, working on several award-winning films and producing three feature films to date under his producton company's banner, including Marla and The Last Laugh, released in 2019 and 2020.

 



Producer  
Clark Coffey

Receiving a degree in business and starting his career in marketing, Clark soon turned to his first passion: acting and filmmaking. Since 2008, he's lived in L.A. and the surround area while writing, producing, and directing film and commercial video.

 



Production Designer  
Cassie Taylor

Cassie is a BIPOC, LGBTQ+ content producer who pushes pixels and slings ink in her 9 to 5. Her short fiction has earned first place in category and honorable mentions in the NYCMidnight short story, micro fiction, and flash fiction contests, Her art appears in Antioch's Lunch Ticket.

 



Make-Up & FX Artist  
Naomi Mecham-Miller

Loving all things horror, fantasy and science fiction, Naomi attended the Art of Makeup School in Portland, OR and completed two years education at Sarah Lawrence College in New York.

 



Co-Producer & VFX Artist
James Dailey

James’ passion for storytelling using 3D technology inspires his expertise in visual effects, motion graphics and 3D animation. It has given him a unique perspective on projects like Techno Lust and Tabitha: Witch Of The Order, both projects which James directed.

 

 


Co-Producer
Arthur Rains-McNally


Arthur co-wrote many scripts that have either won or received finalist placement in myriad of contests, including the PAGE International Screenwriting contest. Arthur's spec pilot script for Tabitha, Witch of the Order was awarded funding assistance from the State of Washington via the Innovation Labs program at Washington Filmworks.