Peter Litvin

Litvin started working with well known YouTube personality TryHardNinja in 2012. Since then Litvin has produced well over 100 songs for TryHardNinja, which have amassed over 350 million hits on Youtube and include the song "It's Me."  "It's Me" went on to be the #14 most downloaded dance song on iTunes for four weeks straight in 2015.

Litvin worked with artist/musician JJ Brine in 2011-2012, producing the albums Code Cracker (2011) and President of Mozambique (2012, DrugLord ecords). Litvin also briefly worked at Mike E. Clark's Electric Lab Studio in 2011.

In 2010, he worked with filmmaker Jeff Krulik, composing the score for his musical documentary Heavy Metal Picnic. He then worked with Greg DeLiso on DeLiso's next two projects, first composing the score for Canada's Best Kept Secret, a feature-length documentary about Canadian author and naturalist R.D. Lawrence. Litvin then worked with DeLiso on Fake Henrik Zetterberg, a 12-episode web series about the bumbling doppelgänger of Swedish NHL player Henrik Zetterberg.

In 2010, while Canada's Best Kept Secret and Fake Henrik Zetterberg were in production, Litvin and DeLiso had begun working on the feature-length, horror-comedy Hectic Knife, which starred Litvin as a knife-wielding vigilante determined to rid his city of crime. DeLiso and Litvin finished Hectic Knife in 2015, and secured distribution via Troma Entertainment shortly after its completion. Hectic Knife premiered at the Druid Underground Film Festival in Brooklyn, New York at a screening hosted by Troma Entertainment co-founder Lloyd Kaufman.

In 2008 Litvin also produced an EP called Prone to Wilting for Detroit based artist Emily Rose. The EP was later included as part of the album Cocoon Stew in 2009.

Litvin started recording music at the early age of 12, recording his own compositions using Multitrack recording software. At age 13 he started a band called Inner Stellar with Seth VanderVlucht, Matt DeWitt, and John Budgery. Litvin was the youngest member, the other members being 18. Litvin wrote the music for their debut album entitled Fish Hospital. At age 18 he was also the guitarist for another band featuring Jesse Wozniak, Chris Cundiff, and Kent Kohler. In 2006, he started recording other artists professionally and moved to New York City where he opened a recording studio, Revolution Studios, in 2008.

Peter Litvin (born April 20, 1985) is an American actor, music producer, film maker, audio engineer, composer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in New York City. Litvin is best known for his lead role as Hectic Knife in the film Hectic Knife, which was picked up for distribution by Troma Entertainment in 2016. He was discovered and mentored by music engineer Bob Ebeling who has worked with artists like Eminem, Rufus Wainwright and Phish. Litvin acted as a producer on JJ Brine's studio album President of Mozambique, and as a composer for Jeff Krulik's musical documentary, Heavy Metal Picnic, in 2010. He is also the founder of Revolution Studios, a recording studio in New York City.

Litvin was born in Mount Clemens, Michigan on April 20, 1985. At the tender age of 8 he began playing music on an old guitar. Soon he played music that he composed. As Litvin reached adolescence, his understanding of how music works was fine tuned as he worked with Scott Lyon. Litvin attended Eisenhower High School,Shelby Twp, Michigan,where he befriended American filmmaker and long-time collaborator Greg DeLiso. He earned Associate of Arts degree from Macomb Community College in Sterling Heights, Michigan in 2005. He received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Rochester College in 2006. In 2013 Litvin played live at the Library of Michigan with two other Jazz artists in support of the history of Jazz. In 2014 he played live Christmas Carols with guitar at Somerset Mall in Troy, Michigan. He was accompanied by a pianist as well. He played without pay, for the shoppers that December.