Torrey Loomis
Torrey Loomis (born 1974) is currently the Creative Director for Hattori Hanzo Shears as well as a filmmaker, executive producer, photographer, and former business owner.[1] One of the first known owners of the RED ONE digital cinema camera,[2] Loomis acquired two RED ONE cameras #20 and #21 (known as "Hobbes" and "Calvin") from RED Digital Cinema in 2007. One of the first full-length feature films to be shot on RED ONE, Sensored was shot on RED ONE camera #21. In addition to Sensored, he is best known for films such as Bloodline, Cafe, and The Killing of Mary Surratt.
As owner of Silverado Studios, Loomis contributed to production on non-cinema projects such as music videos, political ads, documentaries, and reality television shows. Prior to that, Loomis was a patrol officer and police investigator at Scotts Valley Police Department in Santa Cruz County from 1996 to 2002. Loomis also served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves from 1994-2002 at Echo Co. 2/23 4th MarDiv in San Bruno, CA.
Executive production
Shorts
- Susannah (Executive produced with Joe Carnahan as part of the OpenCut project.[3] Winning edit: Susannah (Official Cut) Written and directed by Evan Nicholas (US 2009) Starring John Borgis and Ben Bray Executive Producer Joe Carnahan and Torrey Loomis Edited by Carsten Kurpanek Distinctions: Official Selection AFI Dallas, 2009)
- Roundup at Palo Duro[4]
Reality television
- Saved by Grace (reality television, 2010)[5]
- Outtake from Saved by Grace (Vimeo)
- Dangerous Waters (reality television, 2011) Article: Folsom film connections run deep with ‘Dangerous Waters’
Political ads
- Cathleen Galgiani, 2008 CA Assembly Campaign (Vimeo Link)
- Christopher Cabaldon, 2008 CA Assembly Campaign (Vimeo Link)
Distinctions
Film awards
- Tradizione - Best Cinematography, 2012 (co-shot with W. Spencer Davies) Sacramento Film and Music Festival 10x10 Filmmaker's Challenge
Professional awards
- RAW Artist 2012 Photographer of the Year (Sacramento)
- City of Scotts Valley - Employee of the Year, 2000
- City of Scotts Valley - Officer of the Year, 1999
- City of Marina - Reserve Police Officer of the Year, May 1995
Business awards
- Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies in America - 2008 - Inc. Magazine
- Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies in America - 2009 - Inc. Magazine
- 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Sacramento - 2007 - Sacramento Business Journal
- 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Sacramento - 2008 - Sacramento Business Journal
- 100 Fastest Growing Companies in Sacramento - 2009 - Sacramento Business Journal
Education
Loomis is a graduate of CSU Monterey Bay and Monterey Peninsula College with the following degrees:
- California State University - Monterey Bay B.S. Applied Computing, Telecommunications, and Multimedia
- Monterey Peninsula College A.A. Liberal Arts
- Monterey Peninsula College A.A. Psychology
- Monterey Peninsula College A.A. Law Enforcement
References
- ↑ "Creative Director".
- ↑ "Cutting-edge Folsom firm designs Space Age studio". Sacramento Business Journal. 13 September 2008.
- ↑ Hart, Hugh. "Movie Editing Contest: Cut It Your Way". Wired – via www.wired.com.
- ↑ "Private video on Vimeo". vimeo.com.
- ↑ "Horses' saving grace headed for TV?". Archived from the original on March 4, 2016.
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