"The Hollywood Informant" (a black-and-white film noir production that delves into murder, deceit, and corruption in prohibition-era Los Angeles) has wrapped filming (The Geeworld Studios / Habit Forming Films). The film was shot entirely on location at the Lacy Street Production Center in Downtown Los Angeles, which credits include
"Catch Me If You Can", "Adam's Family", "L.A. Confidential", and "Renaissance Man". More information and production stills will soon be posted on the official website at:

thehollywoodinformant.com

Dear friends, peers and fans,

Gerardo Betancourt (The Geeworld Studios), in association with Habit Forming Films, LLC, and A.P. Stack, proudly unveils the website for "The Hollywood Informant", a black-and-white film noir production that delves into corruption, murder, and deceit in prohibition-era Los Angeles.

Synopsis: Hollywood, 1928 - During the murder investigation of an undercover cop, two vice officers scramble to find the true identity of an elusive individual who's only known as "the informant": a killer, and possibly a cop, who tips off the mob to the whereabouts of the police during booze runs. The plot thickens when the vice officers stumble across a mysterious, seductive woman who claims to be police mole, but who they believe could be the informant. "She claims innocence. They claim guilt."

"The Hollywood Informant" (starring Samantha Turk, Chad Ortis, Bobby King, Jason Barbeck, Dwight Jones, Anthony Pavelich and Dave Andrews) marks the first collaboration project between Gerardo Betancourt, Habit Forming Films, and A.P. Stack.

For more information, please visit the official website at:

http://thehollywoodinformant.com/