Sticke Figures :: A film by Matthew Montgomery

Rodney Johnson (Producer)

Rodney Johnson created the production company Guest House Films with his life and business partner, Rob Williams. He also is an accomplished writer, having written the Lifetime Television movie “Queen Sized,” which starred Hairspray lead actress Nikki Blonsky and serving as story editor and associate producer on the cult hit Wasabi Tuna. In addition to a successful screenwriting career, he is the author of the “Rinnah Two Feathers” young adult mystery series.

Rodney has served as producer of all four Guest House Films’ productions (Long-Term Relationship, Back Soon, 3-Day Weekend and Make The Yuletide Gay). The movies have screened at film festivals around the world; winning audience, jury and acting awards, and securing distribution deals in North America and foreign territories. Along with partner Rob, Rodney was named to Instinct Magazine’s “Leading Men of 2008” for their contributions to gay cinema.

Rodney is a member of the Writer’s Guild of Canada, the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators and Mystery Writers of America where he serves on the national committee for MWA: Reads, MWA’s national youth literacy program. He lives in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles and is hard at work writing screenplays, teleplays, pilots and his next young adult novel.



Rodney Johnson (Producer) Rodney Johnson created the production company Guest House Films with his life and business partner, Rob Williams. He also is an accomplished writer, having written the Lifetime Television movie “Queen Sized,” which starred Hairspray lead actress Nikki Blonsky and serving as story editor and associate producer on the cult hit Wasabi Tuna. In addition to a successful screenwriting career, he is the author of the “Rinnah Two Feathers” young adult mystery series. Rodney has served as producer of all four Guest House Films’ productions (Long-Term Relationship, Back Soon, 3-Day Weekend and Make The Yuletide Gay). The movies have screened at film festivals around the world; winning audience, jury and acting awards, and securing distribution deals in North America and foreign territories. Along with partner Rob, Rodney was named to Instinct Magazine’s “Leading Men of 2008” for their contributions to gay cinema. Rodney is a member of the Writer’s Guild of Canada, the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators and Mystery Writers of America where he serves on the national committee for MWA: Reads, MWA’s national youth literacy program. He lives in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles and is hard at work writing screenplays, teleplays, pilots and his next young adult novel.