STEAK HOUSE
Producer
TALenT DeVeLoPMenT ProGrAM:
Producers Lab, Fast Track
CUrrenT ProJeCT:
The Summer We Drowned (Narrative Feature)
LOGLINE
When the city-bred Whitings retreat to the woods of Maine for an “adventure” designed to repair their
troubled family, they discover that what’s buried in soggy ground will always rise to the surface again.
BIO
Steak House produced the indie favorite By Hook or By Crook, a Sundance premiere and fi ve-time Best
Feature winner. Her fi lms have long enjoyed success on the festival circuit, including at the Los Angeles
Film Festival, Tribeca, Outfest and four fi lms at Sundance. Her popular documentary about passionate Dolly
Parton fans, For the Love of Dolly, broadcasts on MTV’s Logo and was released on DVD this year.
House runs the LA based Steakhaus Productions with Dominic Ottersbach. Their indie romantic comedy,
Weather Girl, will premiere at Slamdance 2009. They are developing several other projects and attended
the 2008 Sundance Independent Producers Conference with The Summer We Drowned. House also
line produced Chain Letter and The Hustle for director/producer Deon Taylor, and will co-produce Taylor’s
Terminated.
House was previously a Coordinator on The Matrix Reloaded/ Revolutions, and several Nickelodeon,
Sony and WB cartoon series. She was raised in the OC and earned a BFA from the University of Southern
California.

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