Mudroom is a scrappy and creative independent film company based in the southern United States. They are passionate about raising awareness of tough societal issues through relatable characters and their stories. With a focus on films rooted in significant historical and cultural context or issue-based projects, mudroom produces both narrative and documentary films and series.

The collective of filmmakers at mudroom have an impressive track record, having worked on Emmy and Academy Award-nominated projects. Their films have been showcased at renowned festivals such as Tribeca Film Festival, Austin Film Festival, and Sundance. Mudroom specializes in film and series production, with a unique emphasis on inventive and distinctive storytelling.

They are dedicated to producing films with a purpose, aiming for both wide release and niche commercial success. Led by founder Jack Lofton, an experienced producer and director, Mudroom Films has a reputation for tackling challenging subjects. Lofton's past work includes projects such as God Hates Gaga, a short documentary that delved into the Westboro Baptist Church's picketing of a Lady Gaga concert in Kansas, and the HBO Documentary All About Ann: Governor Richards, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and earned Lofton an Epic Award from The White House Project.

Mudroom is a brand that is making movies that truly matter, using the power of film to shed light on important issues and inspire change