$500,000 Pay-Off

Tricia Stevens, a young-beautiful woman is forced to face world where primary instinct runs free and logical reason runs cold. Stevens is thrown out of her "normal" every-day life routine and must jump out of her comfort zone in order to survive. Tricia's unusual personality is transformed from one of naivete to that of enlightened primevial through her experiences with seduction, deception, and an emerald heist that goes terribly wrong. Audience members are captivated by Steven's as she triumphantly supersedes any obstacle thrown her way, she becomes a chameleon in this new world...adjusting to the environment of sexual freedom and intense danger. Clearly, the $500,000 pay off begins where innocence leaves off...David Dadon's team of producers (production designer Jacqueline Dadon, executive producers Jacob Dadon and Lydia Dadon, and associative producers Barry Dadon and Darryl Dadon) bring a film to audience's that will be captivated by Steven's independence and fight to the finish. In May 2009, this film will be previewed at the International Film Festival in Cannes.

Revenge Games, Producer David Dadon

This comedy manages to keep audience members' adrenline rushing as the conglomeration between the combat of Top Gun (1986) and the virtual reality of Lawnmower man (1992) brings together an action-packed adventure. Revenge Games pits a seductively luring female gun-for-hire, who represents a vicious international terrorist group armed with a virtual machine so powerful that it has the potential to take full control of any military jet in existence. Their ultimate goal against the United States is to bring destruction to the superbowl stadium, reaking havoc to one of the world's most populated and globally watched sporting events. This may just be another one of David Dadon's (and his team: Jacob Dadon- executive producer, Lydia Dadon- Executive Producer, Barry Dadon- Associate Producer, Darryl Dadon- Associate Producer, Jacqueline Dadon-Productions Designer) successes, look for it at the upcoming, May 2009 Cannes International Film Festival.