Personnel:
Don Argott, Owner
Sheena M. Joyce, Owner
Demian Fenton, Editor
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Credits:
FILMS:
Rock School
Two Days In April
The Art Of The Steal
Last Days Here
The Atomic States Of America
As The Palaces Burn
Slow Learners
Batman & Bill
Believer
Framing John Delorean
Keep Sweet
Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck In Time
Dio Dreamers Never Die
TV:
The Bond - 4 Episodes -discovery
Slugfest - 10 Episodes - Roku
Unsolved Mysteries “Washington Insider Murder” - Netflix
Cat People - 2 Episodes - Netflix
Spector - 4 Episodes -Showtime
Production Types:
TV Specials & Live Events, Miniseries, Commercials, Documentaries, Music Videos, Direct-to-Video, Interactive & Digital Media, Reality TV, Scripted TV, Film
Comments:
Director and cinematographer Don Argott formed 9.14 Pictures with producer and director Sheena M. Joyce in 2002. Together with editor Demian Fenton, they created ROCK SCHOOL, the company's first feature-length documentary, about the Paul Green School of Rock Music in Philadelphia. After screening at Sundance and South by Southwest, and given rave reviews by Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, and Ebert & Roeper, ROCK SCHOOL was released worldwide theatrically in June 2005, on DVD in September 2005, and on A&E Television in 2006.
The Art Of The Steal, which was named by Roger Ebert as one of the Best Documentaries of 2010, Last Days Here, which won awards at many festivals, including the IDFA PLAY Award for Best Music Documentary at the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, The Atomic States Of America, As The Palaces Burn, Slow Learners, Batman & Bill, Believer, which won the Best Documentary Award at the Hollywood Film awards as well as Best Documentary at the GLAAD Media Awards.