TUPAMARO: URBAN GUERRILLAS
TUPAMARO: URBAN GUERRILLAS
PETER MARSHALL SMITH
WRITER / DIRECTOR / EDITOR
Peter Marshall Smith is a writer, director and editor. Since co-founding Lasrever, he has directed many award-winning short films. He's an editor of the new film, Guns & Moses, starring Mark Feuerstein, Neal McDonough, Alona Tal, Christopher Lloyd and Dermot Mulroney, now streaming on all major platforms. He was also a producer and the lead editor for Tupamaro: Urban Guerrillas, a documentary which won Best Foreign Film and Best Picture at the 2017 Beverly Hills Film Festival. Peter and Stanton Hill co-wrote White Tuna, a spec pilot which has won multiple accolades. Peter is a graduate of UCLA Theater, and a member of MPEG Local 700.
JEFF GLASSBERG
PRODUCER / ACTOR / MUSICIAN
Jeff Glassberg is a producer, actor and musician. In 2003, he co-founded Lasrever to produce smaller budget projects with major production values. Since then Jeff has produced 10 episodes of The Underground, a half hour variety show on LA36, as well as multiple award winning short films, including Hard-Wired, Who You Know, Honor Among Thieves, Street Samurai, Widowmaker, Year of the Rabbit, and Lost Weekend. Jeff is a graduate of UCLA Theater, plays bass and sings vocals in the band, The Ventriloquists, and co-starred with Michael Rapaport in Snoop Dogg’s controversial 2017 video, Lavender ft. Kaytranada.
STEPHEN L. SULLIVAN
ACTOR
Stephen L. Sullivan is an actor based in Los Angeles. His recent credits include S.W.A.T., The Affair, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, and the HBO series, Vinyl, in which he played the iconic John Lennon. Other credits include guest spots on Mad Men, Longmire, Rizzoli & Isles, Ironside and General Hosptial. He is an original cast member in the participatory theater experience The Cortège (2025). Stephen is a graduate of UCLA Theater and a longtime collaborator of Lasrever as the lead in multiple award winning short films. He is represented by Eileen O’Farrell Management.
JESSICA JAMES
WRITER / PRODUCER / ACTOR
Jessica James is a born-and-raised Angeleno whose career has taken her from the front of the camera to the producer’s chair and ultimately to the writer’s desk. She began acting at a young age, earning Best Actress at the HollyShorts Film Festival, and later produced Taste, a short that won Best Of at the Wisconsin Film Festival and was an official selection at the Fantasia Film Festival. She has produced multiple features and shorts, with work screening at festivals including SXSW and Fantasia. Jessica gravitates toward stories that challenge our perception of reality and hint at the unseen layers, emotional, psychological, and metaphysical, that shape human experience. Her genre focus spans elevated horror, grounded fantasy, and character-driven thrillers, often blending cinematic spectacle with intimate human stakes.