Rory Mitchell Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

MERCANTILE is a spatial production company building the future of entertainment, marketing and advertising.

Beard & Glasses VR is a boutique VR Studio producing 360° documentary, narrative and branded content. Since 2015 we have worked with major brands and non-profit organizations to delivery compelling VR experiences.With our creative partners, we are currently developing a diverse slate of content for a variety of distribution platforms.

Responsible for producing all video content for outreach and promotional purposes for the CicLAVia organization.

Los Angeles, Us

Local Producer for the new "Your Day, Your City, Your Future" series for One Day on Earth. Responsible for producing the Los Angeles portion of the event with hundreds of filmmakers across the city. Liason between local government, non-profits & filmmakers & produced nearly 50 specific shoots on April 26, 2014 with hundreds of other filmmakers working independently.

Part of a small team responsible for conceiving, executing and delivering 1 hour of educational content a week, delivered directly to underserved schools as part of a pilot program partnership between Purell, OnCampus Media, and Michael Dugan Productions.Responsible for writing and producing individual segments in addition to larger editing responsibilities.

As seen on Buzzfeed and The Huffington Post Writer & Director of a series of short documentaries on the history of Los Angeles, including the viral hit, "The History of the Short Stop Bar." Rory began putting research as a historical consultant into documentary form with the short documentary series "The History of Sunset Boulevard" a multi-part series for the web as part of a longer project.

As heard on KCRW and KPCC's "California Report" Created the groundbreaking new play "Unmoderated" from the comments section of a blog covering the interior "hipster" neighborhoods of Los Angeles. The result is "Our Town" if "Our Town" had more arguments about hipsters and gentrification."Unmoderated" was performed at the Hollywood Fringe Festival 2013, and subsequently named "Best of Fringe" receiving an extension to be performed through July.

Directed a reading of "Rag and Bone" by Noah Haidle for the Echo Theater Company.

Directed and Produced the absurdist comedy "Steve" by Stephen Belber, a theatrical production. The production made use of projections, camera-projector feedback loops, and video broadcast from iphones hidden across the stage and mixed live on the scene.

Member of the creative team responsible for developing a new musical, "Serrano: Lover, Poet... Hitman" over several Actor's Equity Staged Readings in LA and NYC, building up to a a 6 week workshop on Broadway at the Foxwoods Theater in NYC.

Historical Consultant and researcher of the built environment in Los Angeles. Utilizing primary source research in public and private archives across the south land, Valley Spring Lane Historical Consulting lobbied city government to preserve historic structures by identifying potential landmarks according to the National Park Service's Historic Preservation code.

Directed a production of "The Conquest of the South Pole" by Manfred Karge. LA Weekly review "Mitchell's stagecraft has just the right blend of whimsy and gravitas."

New York City, Ny, Us

On set and Office Production Assistant on a variety of half hour and hour long shows including Andy Barker P.I., Backyards & Bullets ("The Watch"), Demons, Community, and LIFE.

Produced a variety of short films, EPKS and short documentaries.

Key Set Production assistant for the groundbreaking online series, "Quarterlife," responsible for managing base camp and organizing the clothing, make-up-ing, hair-doing, feeding and caring for the actors. "Quarterlife" was a unique opportunity to watch A-list television directors working in an fast moving, independent, guerilla-style environment.

Adapted and directed a play from a chatroom transcript. L.A. Times review - "Mitchell aims higher, to confront a society where [Ripper] could die while an entire online community looked on."

Ba, Theatre

High School Degree, Theatre/Theater