Thomas R. Rondinella is a renowned independent filmmaker with a remarkable career spanning multiple roles. With an impressive portfolio, he has edited an astonishing fifteen feature films, including the Oscar-winning film "A Fool and his Money" starring Sandra Bullock. Additionally, he has written three produced feature films, namely "All's Fair" starring George Segal and Sally Kellerman, "Blades", and "A Girls' Guide".
Thomas has also demonstrated his directing skills by helming three feature films, including "Blades", "Scrappers: How the Heartland Won WWII", and "A Girls' Guide". Furthermore, he has produced seven feature films, showcasing his versatility and expertise in various aspects of filmmaking. Some of his notable productions include "Against the Spread", "Charming Billy", "Unholy" starring Adrienne Barbeau and Nicholas Brendon, "Morris County", "Scrappers: How the Heartland Won WWII", "Good Day for It" starring Oscar nominee Hal Holbrook, and "Sankofa: The Untold Story of Harry Herbert Pace".
Thomas's films have received widespread recognition, with national theatrical releases, appearances at major United States and international film festivals, and airings on prominent television networks such as Cinemax, HBO, PBS, USA Network, Netflix, FearNet.com, Starz, and the Independent Film Channel.
In addition to his filmmaking endeavors, Thomas is the president of Catfish Studios, a company that specializes in corporate video and independent film production. He has also produced and directed the web cooking series "Cooking with Nonna" and "NJ Today with John McKeon".
Since 1996, Thomas has served as a Professor of Media Production at Seton Hall University, sharing his expertise and knowledge with the next generation of filmmakers and media professionals.
