Rosewood Five is a film production company specializing in creating compelling movies and shorts on a micro budget. Founded and led by Tony Olmos, the company embarked on its journey in 2016 following the completion of the award winning film “South of 8.”

Rosewood Five’s inception was fueled by Tony’s collaboration with talents such as Jeanette Di Pinza and Luke Anthony Pensabene, whom he met during the production of the web series “Expolio.” Since then, the company has thrived, producing a diverse range of projects. Among its notable works are the short films “Flowers for My Garden” (formerly known as “Hole in the Ground”), “Hatred” directed by Brian Patrick Butler, and “Fletcher and Jenks,” created for the San Diego 48 Hour Film Festival.

Tony’s creative endeavors continued with the development of the proof of concept short “Circle of the Snake” and the award-winning parody short “Pulp Friction,” directed in collaboration with comedy writer Mark Atkinson. The company’s cinematic portfolio expanded with the release of its second feature film, the surreal horror satire “Continuance,” in 2021. The most recent offering, “Hemet, or the Landlady Don’t Drink Tea,” directed by Tony and written by Brian Patrick Butler, showcases Rosewood Five’s commitment to innovative storytelling.

Looking ahead, Rosewood Five is excited to embark on future projects, including “Imperial Valley (IV)” penned by Derek Acosta and “HELLin” written by Justin Burquist.

Stay tuned as we continue to push creative boundaries and bring captivating stories to life.