Justin Routt

Justin Routt is a real workhorse in film—one of those behind-the-scenes guys who somehow juggles writing, producing, and directing all at once. His name’s been popping up more and more, especially after he directed "Armor," which, by the way, locked in big names like Sylvester Stallone and Josh Wiggins. Not exactly a small indie project, you know? That’s the kind of gig that gets you noticed in Hollywood circles. He’s also been flexing his producer muscles, serving as Executive Producer on "Alarum"—yeah, that’s the one with Scott Eastwood and Stallone sharing the screen. Seems like he and Stallone are on each other's speed dial at this point. And then there’s "The Epiphany," another project with Stallone front and center. The guy has a knack for pulling together casts that get people to actually show up and buy tickets. Not everyone can say that. Script-wise, Routt’s not just sitting on ideas, he’s actually making deals. He sold his screenplay "Get It" to Convergence Entertainment Group—so the man clearly knows how to pitch a story and close a deal. Oh, and if you thought he was only about movies, he’s also produced a whopping fifty film festivals in Miami. Fifty! That’s some serious hustle, and it shows he’s plugged into the scene way past just making movies. The dude’s everywhere—writing, producing, directing, and propping up the indie film world too. Total triple-threat, maybe even quadruple.