Former coffeeshop barista champion, turned award winning filmmaker and comic book nerd. Armed with a camera, a pen and a collection of 65 Batman hats, Rob currently writes and directs films and theatre productions in London.

With a background in Art and Film Philosophy, Rob graduated with a BA Hons from UWE Bristol and in 2014 graduated from the Met Film School with a Masters in Film Directing.

Rob has directed music videos, short documentaries and short fiction films (live action/animation) some of which have won awards and been selected at prestigious film festivals including BAFTA & Academy Award qualifying film festivals.
 
In 2018, a web series called Dreaming Whilst Black was released online since then has been commissioned for BBC/A24. Rob directed the 4th episode titled 'Family Dinners'.

In 2019, Rob brought his award winning screenplay Living in Crime Alley (A Batman Story) to life and it screened at the British Film Institute (BFI). Since it's release in December 2019 the film has screened in over 40 film festivals and won multiple awards all over the world.

During the first national lockdown in the UK, he made a 90 second short documentary called Hands, which screened at an Academy Award qualified festival; and has won awards including Shiny Awards' Best New Director (Freelance).

In 2022, Rob gained his first feature film directing credit in the anthology film, The Impact as well as his theatre directing debut with Patrick Hamilton's Rope. In November, Rob was awarded the Filmmaker of the Year award at the RS Film Festival, Bristol.

Rob's favourite and influential filmmakers are Billy Wilder, Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock.