Tony Olmos is a Mexican-American filmmaker and musician who is the creator of the films Continuance (2021) and South of 8 (2016), and directed Hemet, or the Landlady Don't Drink Tea (2023), Fletcher and Jenks (2016) and Pulp Friction (2021).

[6] Olmos worked with producer Mark Atkinson on Pulp Friction, which screened at the San Diego Latino Film Festival in 2022[7][8] and was nominated for Award This!

[2][12] Olmos collaborated with Jeanette Di Pinza and Luke Anthony Pensabene to form Rosewood Five, a microfilmmaking company that began in 2016 during the production of the film South of 8.

[17] Rosewood Five also produced the films Hatred, Fletcher and Jenks, Flowers for My Garden, Pulp Friction, Continuance, and Hemet, or the Landlady Don't Drink Tea.

[17] Olmos is the founder, and describes the company's projects as captivating stories that address societal issues and brings to mind strong emotions.