ABOUT
Sogbots is an independent production company based in Echo Park, CA. We are focused on community-building through filmmaking in Los Angeles.
OUR TEAM
NOAH MORSE
Noah Morse is a director and photographer from Johnston, RI. He has directed and served as director of photography on numerous shorts and music videos including Mattress Express (Grand Prize New England Director’s Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival), Freak Accident by Al Menne, Doing Fine by Eliza McLamb, and Bye Bye Buddy (Official Selection of the Rhode Island International Film Festival). His work has been featured in publications such as Variety, The Fader, Stereogum, Fashionista and The Film Desert. Noah is also a co-founder of sogbots and LA’s Rich and Successful Film Festival (RSFF), and currently serves as the Director of Development and Creative Director for RSFF. Formerly, he assisted Larry Charles on A24’s new film, DICKS: THE MUSICAL! and was assistant to the head of the Literary Division at WME. Annually, he volunteers at the Galaxy Theatre at Telluride Film Festival.
Noah Morse is a director and photographer from Johnston, RI. He has directed and served as director of photography on numerous shorts and music videos including Mattress Express (Grand Prize New England Director’s Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival), Freak Accident by Al Menne, Doing Fine by Eliza McLamb, and Bye Bye Buddy (Official Selection of the Rhode Island International Film Festival). His work has been featured in publications such as Variety, The Fader, Stereogum, Fashionista and The Film Desert. Noah is also a co-founder of sogbots and LA’s Rich and Successful Film Festival (RSFF), and currently serves as the Director of Development and Creative Director for RSFF. Formerly, he assisted Larry Charles on A24’s new film, DICKS: THE MUSICAL! and was assistant to the head of the Literary Division at WME. Annually, he volunteers at the Galaxy Theatre at Telluride Film Festival.
DYLAN TRUPIANO
Dylan Trupiano is a director, writer and editor from Detroit, Michigan. He is one of the co-founders of sogbots and has served as director, writer and editor on numerous award-winning short films including BYE BYE BUDDY, (Official Selection of the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival) TRANSFERENCE (Official Selection of Oak Cliff Film Festival and New/Next Film Festival) and as a writer and producer on MATTRESS EXPRESS (Official Selection of HollyShorts Film Festival). As an editor, he has worked for the Webby award-winning series 60 SECOND DOCS, Cadillac, Universal Studios and Citizen Watch. Recently, he was one of 50 directors from around the world selected for Playlab Films' Creators Lab, taught by Palme d'Or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul. He is currently in post-production on his next film, RECESSES.
Dylan Trupiano is a director, writer and editor from Detroit, Michigan. He is one of the co-founders of sogbots and has served as director, writer and editor on numerous award-winning short films including BYE BYE BUDDY, (Official Selection of the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival) TRANSFERENCE (Official Selection of Oak Cliff Film Festival and New/Next Film Festival) and as a writer and producer on MATTRESS EXPRESS (Official Selection of HollyShorts Film Festival). As an editor, he has worked for the Webby award-winning series 60 SECOND DOCS, Cadillac, Universal Studios and Citizen Watch. Recently, he was one of 50 directors from around the world selected for Playlab Films' Creators Lab, taught by Palme d'Or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul. He is currently in post-production on his next film, RECESSES.
NIR LIEBENTHAL
Nir Liebenthal is a producer, actor, and writer from Boston/Milwaukee/Winnipeg/Israel. He currently works at Netflix Animation, having worked on two animated features coming out in 2022. Prior to Netflix, he worked at the Center for Scholars & Storytellers, a psychology lab at UCLA that does research on entertainment media.
Nir is a graduate of The George Washington University. He has a background in theatre and improv, likes to play (and watch) basketball, and indulges in long games of online chess.
Nir Liebenthal is a producer, actor, and writer from Boston/Milwaukee/Winnipeg/Israel. He currently works at Netflix Animation, having worked on two animated features coming out in 2022. Prior to Netflix, he worked at the Center for Scholars & Storytellers, a psychology lab at UCLA that does research on entertainment media.
Nir is a graduate of The George Washington University. He has a background in theatre and improv, likes to play (and watch) basketball, and indulges in long games of online chess.
JEREMY ROTH-ROSE
Jeremy Roth-Rose is an actor, writer, producer, and creative strategist originally from southeastern Massachusetts. As an actor, he’s best known for playing Rob Lewis in the Netflix series “The Society,” and the starring role in the forthcoming feature film “F** You Ashley.” On stage, Jeremy is a multi-season performer with the Tony-award winning Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, RI. At sogbots, Jeremy is a creative producer supporting the company’s award-winning short films, as well as co-founding and being Director of Programming for LA's Rich & Successful Film Fest (RSFF), where his work has been featured by Variety and BroadwayWorld. Formerly, Jeremy has advised high-profile clients such as Microsoft, Samsung, and Georgetown’s McCourt Institute on their creative and storytelling strategy.
He is a graduate of Brown University, where he studied urban design, theatre, and how to string up a hammock.
Jeremy Roth-Rose is an actor, writer, producer, and creative strategist originally from southeastern Massachusetts. As an actor, he’s best known for playing Rob Lewis in the Netflix series “The Society,” and the starring role in the forthcoming feature film “F** You Ashley.” On stage, Jeremy is a multi-season performer with the Tony-award winning Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, RI. At sogbots, Jeremy is a creative producer supporting the company’s award-winning short films, as well as co-founding and being Director of Programming for LA's Rich & Successful Film Fest (RSFF), where his work has been featured by Variety and BroadwayWorld. Formerly, Jeremy has advised high-profile clients such as Microsoft, Samsung, and Georgetown’s McCourt Institute on their creative and storytelling strategy.
He is a graduate of Brown University, where he studied urban design, theatre, and how to string up a hammock.