Jesse S. Smith is the driving force behind small press publishing imprints Tomis Press and Basementia, as well as indie alt-rock electronica band Flumergex, and the comic short film Curb Thy Vanity directed by Anna Gillock. Under his own name and pen names including Titus Naso, Smith is the author of a variety of books: including self-help book Start Today and the satirical heist thriller The Battle of Hillsboro.
In addition to “Curb Thy Vanity,” Smith has worked behind the scenes on the film crews for movie production projects “LifeCycle 63” directed by Phillip Wade and the “Hell’D” pilot/teaser directed by Matthew D. May.
How Can I Help You?
I’m interested in helping writers publish; helping musicians produce recordings; and helping filmmakers make awesome movies.
Thematic electronica by Flumergex is available for sync licensing for advertisements, video games, or film productions, with a growing catalog of catchy songs in a variety of styles.
If any of that sounds at all interesting or relevant to you, please get in touch!
And if you’d like to learn more, please visit my About page, and we shall ponder the past, the future, and everything in between.
