A few of my occupations
ROAR+
Service: https://www.roarplus.co/
“ROAR+ offers Penn State supporters exclusive access to behind-the-scenes content, real-time chat-based interactions and original programming while directly supporting Nittany Lion student-athletes through NIL deals. With multiple subscription tiers available, fans can choose their level of access and impact, unlocking one-of-a-kind experiences and benefits in return.”
My official description:
Rhett Pomeroy is a sophomore Film major/English Minor at Penn State and a key creative member of the Roar+ family. Specializing in storytelling, writing, producing, acting, and video editing, Rhett brings a cinematic approach to every project. On the day to day scene, Rhett serves both as on-screen talent and behind-the-scenes creator, contributing to interview segments, iPhone, Sony a7, and VHS-style videography, and narrative productions. His long-term goal is to lead Roar+’s department dedicated to long-form storytelling, overseeing the development of original docuseries, short films, and feature-length projects that highlight the Penn State spirit through authentic and compelling storytelling.
Saber
Visualz
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sabervisualz/ (Give this one a look)
Saber Visualz is the nightlife and high‑quality cinematic page Dylan Larkin and Sean Marashi started in their sophomore year of college. Over the last year I’ve been a major player on the team, running the flow of work, conducting shoots at bars, fraternities, clubs, and shaping edits. I shoot and edit, and I help promote the page so our work finds the right audience. Working with Dylan has taught me so much about the business: how you treat people, and more importantly, how you treat yourself.
Saber
Sideline
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sabersideline/ (Check it out worth your time)
Saber Sideline is the entertainment branch I dreamed up for Saber Visualz, I like to think of it as our own creative Avengers . With Dylan , I pulled together a crew of ridiculously talented people from all over campus, from every background, all hungry to make skits, short films, and whatever wild ideas we could create. In the last 30 days alone, we’ve hit 4.4 million views, but the real win is the squad itself: I’ve learned so much from these people, and leading them has been one of the best parts of my year. I truly believe this is an experience I will never forget.
Social
media
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhettpomeroy_13/
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rhettpomeroy
My whole life I’ve been doing impressions and goofy little skits, mostly to make my friends laugh or to get weird looks from my parents. Then my friend Dylan convinced me to actually post some of it on TikTok. I kept obsessing over perfection, planning everything out, overthinking every detail… until he hit me with the legendary line: “Rhett, no one is waiting.”and he was right. I had nothing to lose. starting in July, I began posting like a man with absolutely zero fear—skits, impressions, whatever I found funny. One of the first videos, where I talked to “Ben,” this old forgotten app, somehow pulled 2.4 million views. That’s when it hit me: the world isn’t waiting for you… so you might as well show up anyway. What I love most about social media is how accessible it is. Anyone can reach out and grab it. Whatever you want is right there if you’re consistent and actually enjoy doing it. That was the promise I made to myself this summer. Now, in the last 60 days alone, my stuff has pulled 10 million combined views across TikTok and Instagram.
Documenting the vintage way
