The Team - Bangkok Screening Room

Founded by our group Threelogy, the idea started from our professional background in moving image and spatial design and our passion for visual arts. In December 2014, we successfully organised Open Reel Rooftop Festival, a four day, four theme rooftop film festival event and presented carefully curated international classics, short films, local video art, and independent films from emerging Thai directors to our enthusiastic audience. We soon realised that there are very limited local screening venues for alternative film, in comparison to big budget films. This lead to the development of the Bangkok Screening Room.

Sarinya Manamuti

Founder/Operations Manager

Many years of professional experience in exhibitions installation and customer service at the highly regarded Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, and Museum Victoria in Melbourne Australia. Graduated BA Visual Arts from UWS Sydney and MA Arts Management from RMIT Melbourne, Sarinya is a long time supporter of emerging artists and independent filmmakers, with previous experience as the Founder/Exhibition Coordinator of Crawl Inc. Australia.

Wongsarond Menn Suthikulpanich

Founder/Design Manager

Passionate about style and detail and carries with him a prestigious knowledge of Interior and Spatial design experiences that informs his every design decision. Graduate MA Design for Environment and Spatial Design from Chelsea College of Art, London. Current Design Director of Armonia Group Co. Ltd.

Nicholas Hudson-Ellis

Founder/Film Programs Manager

Possesses a passion for bringing cinema to new audiences, and many years of experience managing teams and guiding projects in major cultural organisations. Nicholas has run membership programs at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, and has managed Ticketing and Customer Services teams at The Australian Ballet. Nicholas has a Master of Visual Arts from The University of Sydney and a Master of Business Administration at RMIT, Melbourne. Nicholas' movie review blog: A Single Paragraph.