The Cutting Room, based in Los Angeles, CA, provides a fresh look to web design, internet marketing, and video editing in the realm of film, video, radio, advertising, and social media. TCR has worked with clients worldwide, including the Fashion Institute of Technology, a Stylist for British Vogue Magazine, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Grammy-nominated Tamar Davis, a television pilot featuring Ice Cube, and a documentary film for an Emmy award-winning production studio.
As Social Media Coordinator for the LA Contemporary Dance Company, TCR created a successful Facebook campaign that resulted in a fan increase of over 150%, produced a series of behind-the-scenes videos that received thousands of views and several YouTube honors, and currently generates daily content that keeps their supporters excited, informed, and actively involved in the community. Additionally, TCR's work with LACDC garnered a request to lead multiple Social Media Panels for the LA County Arts Commission.
TCR recently completed promos for the L.A. County Arts Commission, web design for Alexie Agdeppa from FOX's So You Think You Can Dance, Season 7 and internet marketing for Lee Thompson Young, regular cast member on TNT's Rizzoli & Isles.
TCR is committed to giving clients the most compelling product possible through an intimate hands-on approach. With The Cutting Room, you will always get more than you envisioned.


Jamila Glass is a graduate from the University of Southern California's prestigious film school with a minor in Advertising. Post graduation, she was the 1st assistant director of the short film “Chixculub” produced by Wolfgang Peterson, which was a grand jury prize winner of the USA Film Festival and an official selection of the Tribeca Film Festival.
She also worked at Mark Woollen & Associates, a premiere motion picture advertising agency. While there, she was a post-production assistant and assistant editor for such films as Crash, Dave Chappelle’s Block Party, Good Night and Good Luck, Hard Candy, The Last King of Scotland, The Science of Sleep, and Syriana. Her industry experience extends further to brand research and campaign building for a celebrity PR firm, technical directing for a weekly television show, and script research for ABC's Threat Matrix.
Jamila's freelance work spans over ten years in the realm of video, radio, television, film, web design, and marketing. She attributes her keen eye, creative streak, and rhythmic sensibilities to her immersion in the performing and visual arts from a very young age and her secondary career as a professional dancer.
