Chuck Griffith, Director/Producer/Chief Creative Officer/CEO
After 12 years of producing interactive projects for Fortune 100 companies, Chuck Griffith founded Roaring Leo Productions, a company dedicated to the most progressive mission in creativity and entertainment.

Chuck is also an award-winning feature film director. His debut film was “Thank You, Good Night” in 2002. It’s now available on DVD, and Chuck hopes to direct more independent films as the nature of distribution evolves to help give power to the filmmakers. Chuck lived in Hollywood for three years, but destiny brought him to New York City in 2005. Chuck is directing Roaring Leo's current feature film project, "Shifting the Canvas", which is set for release in 2008.

Robert Zimmer Jr., Vice President of Development/Creative Services
Robert is a hands-on, inspiring producing force. He is the principal owner of Deeper Magic Communication. Currently Robert has finished his second feature film as producer, HALF-LIFE. Robert has won awards for his work on Aaron Spelling’s Sunset Beach and Big Ticket Television. He is producing Shifting the Canvas and writing several projects that roam around Hollywood. Robert has produced commercial work for Match.com as well.

Lou Peterson, Director/Editor
Lou’s first feature film, IN THE BLOOD, won him all sorts of attention as a fresh face in thrillers. Lou is part of our team as an in-house director ready to shoot music videos, television spots, and more. He holds an M.F.A in Film from Columbia University. He resides in Los Angeles and New York.

John Hershberger, Marketing Consultant
John is a maverick in marketing and comes from branding and marketing at Pokémon USA. His deft insight to marketing strategies on our projects helps define Roaring Leo's image and word-of-mouth. While many production companies wait for a finished product to market their projects, John leads the initiative in search engine optimization and viral grassroots marketing a year in advance.

Evie Symington, Executive Assistant
Evie is our "go-to" associate. When you want something done NOW, you call Evie. Evie is a film studies student with Columbia University and when she's not reading the theories of Lacan, she's making sure Roaring Leo gets the details covered. Evie is also directing an upcoming documentary for Roaring Leo Productions in Fall 2008 about African Female Artists.


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