Rosetta: Audio/Visual

This documentary offers a comprehensive look at Rosetta's evolution from the Philadelphia underground music scene to their partnership with a local record label. Through the lens of filmmaker Justin J. Jackson, viewers witness the band's musical achievements alongside the financial hardships they faced. The film captures the essence of the blue-collar ethos that defines the band, showcasing their dedication and sacrifices.

Rosetta: Audio/Visual also features insights into the lives of the band members, including their day jobs as an electronics technician, high school civics teacher, coffee shop barista, and martial arts instructor. These narratives illustrate the balance between their personal lives and their commitment to music. The documentary spans four years of filming, providing an in-depth exploration of their creative milestones and the tests of faith encountered during tours. This film resonates with fans of post-metal and those interested in the raw realities of independent music.