DAYNA NOFFKE
SCREENWRITER
DIRECTOR
I TELL STORIES.
REP: David Binns, Rascality Entertainment
SELECTED SCREENPLAYS
GET CHINO!
Feature (optioned)
Action/Dark Comedy
A misfit filmmaker and her friends embark on a roadtrip to offer a film role to an aging action star and unwittingly place themselves at the center of a bloody war between the FBI and a notorious criminal kingpin.
THE SLEEPOVER
Feature
Horror/Dark Comedy
When a Halloween sleepover game releases a notorious killer from the past, a group of middle school girls, armed only makeshift weapons and their shy, movie-obsessed friend’s encyclopedic knowledge of horror movie tropes, must unravel the mystery of his origins and put an end to his grisly, time-bending killing spree.
GRAVEN
One Hour Pilot
Horror/Drama
Amidst shifting loyalties in a Southern town built on the worship of an ancient Goddess of Death, a lonely teen girl becomes the target of cult leaders as she struggles to come to terms with her own horrific supernatural powers.
WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS
(SPEC SCRIPT)
Half-Hour TV
Horror/Comedy
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DAYNA NOFFKE, DIRECTOR'S REEL
2020
SANGUINO
Blood Donation PSA
The short film Sanguino was produced in association with Women in Horror Month and Twisted Twins Productions.
Dayna Noffke was one of 28 up- and-coming horror directors chosen to create a blood donation PSA for Women in Horror Month's annual Blood Drive (2018).
Sanguino was written by sci-fi impresario Anthony Taylor and stars Madeline Brumby, Joe Hart and Viva Tolar.
TEASER
TEASER is a lush slice of burlesque horror starring acclaimed dancer Lola LeSoleil, Jim Stacy and "America's Favorite Sideshow Couple" Captain and Maybelle Steele.
GENTLEWOMAN'S GUIDE TO DOMESTICITY
A mysterious woman invites her guest to a very fine dinner. Gentlewoman's Guide to Domesticity premiered at Nightmares Film Festival in 2018.
MADAME OF FIRE AND VICE
Directed by Dayna Noffke
Written by Alison Wroblewski
Based on a true story, a sapphic madame opens a world renowned (and illegal) brothel bringing modernity to a stunted, infant city. As the Great Seattle Fire of 1889 brews beneath the streets, our madame faces off with determined suffragettes, misogynistic railroad barons, and an enchanting prostitute unwilling to adapt.
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