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John Hatch is a Connecticut native who has had a thriving career in the Lively Arts. He has worked on Broadway, and the Metropolitan Opera, and toured nationally with "Driving Miss Daisy", starring Julie Harris and Brock Peters, and "W;t", starring Judith Light. He has toured internationally with the Joffrey Ballet. 
 His recent film work includes the feature films, “Life At These Speeds”, directed by Leif Tilden, “Worry Dolls” directed by Padraigh Reynolds, and "The Woman", directed by Lucky McKee. He has worked as Assistant Director on "Time's Up!", at the Film Industry Training Program, Quinnipiac University, and 1st A.D. on ”Rooth And B", a student film directed by Amy Neswald. 
 For television, John has worked as the Art Director on “Facing Trauma” for Discovery: Fit and Health and OWN, and as a Set Decorator on a series for HBO, entitled "Femme Fatales". He was the Project Designer and off-camera carpenter for “Ron Hazleton’s House Calls”, a nationally syndicated home improvement program.
 He has appeared on camera as the “Lead Investigator” for the Oxygen series, “Snapped: Killer Couples”, and as the host of ”In Your Community", a Public Access television series. His guests have included Connecticut State's Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, and the local dog warden. You can occasionally see him on re-runs of "Cash Cab". He has contributed a number of travel videos to various websites.
 One of his proudest moments was touring with Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros in 2001 and '02.
 Currently, he is working to establish himself in the Art Department for Film and Television production. John has lived all over the world, and he is currently enjoying life in New Orleans, Louisiana.