Biography

Thomas R. Rondinella is an award winning independent film maker. He has edited fifteen feature films (including A Fool and his Money starring Oscar winner Sandra Bullock), written three produced feature films (All's Fair starring George Segal and Sally Kellerman, Blades and A Girls' Guide), directed three feature films (Blades, Scrappers: How the Heartland Won WWII And A Girls' Guide) and produced seven feature films (Against the Spread, Charming Billy, Unholy starring Adrienne Barbeau and Nicholas Brendon, Morris County, Scrappers: How the Heartland Won WWII, Good Day for It starring Oscar nominee Hal Holbrook.) and Sankofa: The Untold Story of Harry Herbert Pace. His films have had national theatrical release, played in the major United States and international film festivals (including American Film Institute-Los Angeles; RioFan, Rio De Janeiro; Edinboro; Northhampton; Belfast, Ireland; Chicago International and Ft. Lauderdale) and aired on Cinemax, HBO, PBS, USA Network, Netflix, FearNet.com, Starz, and the Independent Film Channel. In addition, Thomas is president of Catfish Studios which specializes in corporate video and independent film. He produced and directed the web cooking series, Cooking with Nonna and NJ Today with John McKeon.

Thomas is also Professor of Media Production at Seton Hall University since 1996.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Promoted to associate professor with tenure at Seton Hall University

South Orange, NJ: Promoted to Full Professor at Seton Hall University

Promoted to Associate Dean of Undergraduate Students and Academic Affairs, College of Communication and the Arts, Seton Hall University-July 2016.

Returned to faculty in January 2020.