Her work has made her a standout favourite among the millions of players and horror game fans around the world, celebrated for her versatility and energetic fan engagement at community events and online.
Marta’s voice also features in other major game titles, showcasing her range across genres and solidifying her reputation as one of the most recognised voices in contemporary gaming
Clear Focus Movies and Unstable Films are thrilled to announce that we have joined forces with Terror Films for the distribution of our latest feature film, SAVAGE PREY.
Shot against the unforgiving backdrop of the Scottish Highlands, Savage Prey is a brutal survival thriller starring Marta Svetek and directed by David Ryan Keith.
Terror Films has built an impressive reputation for bringing bold and uncompromising independent horror to audiences around the world, making them the perfect partner to unleash Savage Prey.
This film has been a true independent production from beginning to end, brought to life through the passion, talent and determination of an incredible cast and crew. We’re immensely proud of what we have created-and we cannot wait for audiences to experience it.
Savage Prey began with the idea of placing an ordinary person in an extraordinary situation and asking how far they would go when driven by grief, guilt and the belief that someone they love may still be out there. At its heart, the film is about a mother who refuses to let go, even when that determination begins to place her in terrible danger.
I wanted the film to work as both a tense survival thriller and a psychological horror story. The threat is not simply physical. Ava’s attacker understands her vulnerabilities and uses them against her, forcing her to question what is real, what she believes and how much she is prepared to sacrifice.
The Scottish Highlands were essential to the film. The landscape is beautiful, but it can also feel vast, isolated and unforgiving. We wanted the environment to become part of the threat, surrounding Ava with open space while still making her feel completely trapped.
Rather than creating a traditional masked-killer film built only around violence, I wanted Savage Prey to have a strong emotional centre. The suspense comes from staying close to Ava throughout her ordeal and allowing the audience to experience her fear, exhaustion and determination alongside her.
Ultimately, I hope audiences are drawn into a relentless survival story, but also connect with the human journey beneath the horror: a woman confronting grief, trauma and the possibility that the truth she has been searching for may be more painful than she ever imagined.
DAVID RYAN KEITH
Director