Peter Rodger Becomes Untitled Director

Director Peter Rodger has joined Kristin and Jim Evans' commercial production company Untitled.
 
Jim Evans says of the Los Angeles-based, British native, "Peter has an exceptional eye. There is a rare quality to his work, which is reflected in his exuberance for life. He makes exquisite films – stories that people can deeply relate to."
 
Between making epic spots, Rodger spent three years creating the non fiction film "Oh My God" (Hugh Jackman, Ringo Starr) and collaborated with Gary Ross as second unit director on the motion picture “The Hunger Games.”  He also directed the propaganda film for the fictional “Capitol” in the story.
 
Rodger’s move comes after stints with Bandito Brothers and Recommended Media. He is looking forward to creating short form stories for the advertising industry again. "I love commercials. The short, sharp timelines; the variety; working with interesting people all the time; shooting in multiple countries; using state-of-the-art equipment; understanding the nuance of fashion, of culture and of contemporary thought processes; and mainly telling compelling stories in 30 or 60 seconds."
 
"Jim Evans is the epitome of what an EP should be. He's solid, focused and exceptionally experienced in production as well as having a manner that agencies not only like – they feel safe with Untitled. As we would say in England – he’s a solid chap. Next, the other directors. There are not too many and most have been with the company for a while. They're all exceptionally talented – and working! But it's not only their talents that are important, it’s the fit. My work aligns really well with their work.
 
Rodger acquired his eye and penchant for fine art photography from his father George Rodger, the renowned photojournalist and co-founder of Magnum Photos.