co-founders of world without end
Tristan Seniuk is a multi-hyphenate filmmaker who has worked for more than 20 years within the film industry in roles including but not limited to director, producer, editor, colorist, and art director - but his true passion lies in directing. With each new project, whether it be a narrative, documentary, installation art piece, or music video, Seniuk always tries to simultaneously push the visual medium forward in new and interesting ways, but also reach back, drawing from his deep well of film and art history knowledge and reverence.
Seniuk’s work has been exhibited around the world in festivals from Cambodia to Spain to Guam to Canada to the UK. He has won several awards for his short film work including Best Narrative Short at the San Diego Asian Film Festival, Best Soundtrack at NYC’s Hip Hop Festival for his short Cambodian-American slice of life film Float (2017) as well as Best Sound Design for his experimental documentary Zero Zero, which explores life on the trail of an blind ultra distance hiker. Seniuk currently resides in Los Angeles, CA.
With 15 years of experience, Jono Hill creates music and sound design for film, Off-Broadway theater, AR/VR experiences, and brands like Microsoft and Reddit. Classically trained at Juilliard and Yale, he has written and performed with Kesha, Odesza, Macklemore, and Jon Batiste, performed on major film and game scores including The Greatest Showman and Halo: Reach, and with the New York City Ballet, Radio City Music Hall Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Malaysian Philharmonic, and the Royal Hawaiian Band.