A young woman hunting her boyfriend’s killer uncovers an Aztec death cult beneath an elite racquet club — and she’s its next queen.
A hundred years of membership. No one ever really leaves.
Someone is always at the fence line.
Children whose names no one says.
Under the courts, something has been kept fed.
Every member wears a mask.
Look-book and mood imagery. Not production stills.
Seattle born and raised, MFA in directing from Chapman University’s Dodge College. Her short JUK won the ASC Heritage Award, earned an Out on Film grant, was a PBS Fine Cut semi-finalist, screened with Oxford, MACRO and Chapman, and ran on a Sunset Boulevard billboard. She also directed I Can See The Light. TT leads the creative vision across every Blood Court film.
Writer and lead producer. Creator of Blood Court and writer of its original story. Produces through Son of a Botanist Productions. MFA (Chapman), MSc (HEC Paris/Oxford), MBA (Arizona), MA (Northern Arizona) and Fulbright Specialist, after 20 years as a marketing executive and entrepreneur. Producer of the feature documentaries Unknown Country and Cowgirls: Women of Western Art, and of TT Frost’s JUK.
Seattle-based producer on Blood Court and BLOOD JUBILEE, rooting the films in the Seattle community where they will be made.
Seattle-based cinematographer and camera operator (Alma Mía Productions), passionate about stories that center underrepresented communities. Narrative, music video, documentary and commercial work, including for Seattle Pride, Amazon and Microsoft.
Mexican American screenwriter with an MFA in screenwriting from Chapman.
Sweden-based horror writer: Slamdance top three, Best Feature in Berlin. Co-writer of the teaser.
Composer of TT Frost’s JUK, scoring the Blood Court world.
Seattle-based writer-director, producer and photographer, founder of Tambia Productions.
Story and cultural consultant on the Blood Court films.
The story, the films, budgets, financing, casting and chain of title, for invited investors and partners.
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