HellHouse Media Taps DCypher to Direct, Consult

SEATTLE — HellHouse Media has announced the addition of DCypher to its team to work on a series of new video projects. In his new role, DCypher also will consult and work on strategic development.

“His reputation speaks for itself,” HellHouse founder and CEO Ty Gonty said. “He has years of experience in this industry, innovative and original ideas, a strong work ethic, and he creates amazing product. We couldn’t be happier to be working with him.”

DCypher recently concluded an exclusive directing stint at Club Jenna and before that, Metro Interactive. His notable releases include “Power Lines,” “Nowhere Angels,” “Wonderland” and “Killer Desire.” He also is a distinguished screenwriter and has penned numerous adult screenplays.

“Ty is one of the most forward thinking individuals in the industry today,” DCypher said. “He’s very comfortable with the Internet and open to new marketing strategies. It’s difficult trying to explain web integration to some companies but with HellHouse they’re right at home and up to date on all the emerging platforms and delivery systems. That makes it easy for them to understand the viral marketing ideas I’m developing without having to stop and explain all the terms over and over again.”

Founded in 2005, HellHouse has grown from a small niche producer to expanding its DVD lines; launching new websites; developing free adult video e-cards, naughty games, movie clips and more. The company has recently expanded into a branded clothing line and its own energy drink.

HellHouse’s DVD lines continue to expand, and its latest foray into the POV niche, Kevin Moore’s “Nasty Talk,” streets April 7 through Pure Play Media. “Nasty Talk” stars Jenna Haze, Jenny Hendrix, Jandi Lin, Rachel Starr, Sandra Romain and Mikayla.

To order, call Jameson Grimaud at (866) 820-3000, ext. 216, or email jameson@pureplaymedia.com.

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