Back From Sundance!

Thanks to everyone who packed our screenings and stuck around for some great Q&A!

We are in the process of re-vamping this site and turning it into something special, a place where the Torrances can live forever.  And ever.  And ever.

Exciting stuff on the way…

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We are proud to announce that ROOM 237 has been accepted for screening at the Sundance 2012 Film Festival.  Our film joins an amazing roster of films in the New Frontiers section.

UPDATE: Our screening dates are locked!

See you in Park City!

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Room 237

Our Composers

Jonathan Snipes and William Hutson

Jonathan Snipes is a composer and sound designer. On screen, his music has been
heard in Mask of the Ninja (Spike TV, 2008), Reversion (Sundance Festival, 2008),
Snakes on a Plane (New Line Cinema, 2006), The Office (NBC, 2005-present), The
Sarah Connor Chronicles (Fox, 2007-2009), Battlestar Galactica (SciFi, 2004-2009),
and Meteor: Path to Destruction (NBC, 2009). On the stage, his work has been featured in Meditations on Virginity (National Theater in Warsaw, Poland, 2004) Nocturne (Black Dahlia Theater, 2004), Crumble (Moving Arts, 2005), Belfast Blues (Off-Broadway, 2004), and Sock & Shoe (Actors Gang, 2009). As “Captain Ahab”, Jonathan has written and recorded numerous albums for the record labels Deathbomb Arc (Los Angeles), Dual Plover (Australia), and Cock Rock Disco (Berlin). He has performed at some of the premier venues and festivals for electronic and music in the world including The Smell and the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles, Dour and Dissonant Festivals in Belgium, Bangface in London, Club Transmedial in Berlin, and The Golden Pudel in Hamburg. He is a founding member and resident composer of Three Chairs Theater Company. His webpage is jonat8han.com.

William Hutson is a composer, sound designer, and scholar. He is currently completing his PhD in Performance Studies at UCLA.