Robert Rowles is an artistic alchemist whose canvas is both the screen and the written word. With the finesse of a visual effects virtuoso and the pen of a wordsmith, Rowles conjures narratives that cast fish-out-of-water characters into kaleidoscopic, off-the-wall adventures.
In the realm of visual effects, Rowles is a maestro, compositing scenes that defy the laws of reality and catapult audiences into realms of pure imagination. His technical wizardry is a spectacle in itself, but it’s the touch of enchantment he infuses that elevates his work to a level of cinematic sorcery.
His current creation, “The Working Dead,” takes us into a grim dystopian world where most men have been mysteriously turned into mindless zombies. Corporations train the undead to work alongside us as white-collar slaves, and romance in the office can be dangerous. You want to read the inter-office instruction manual before you break any physical distancing.
Robert: VFX artist, stand-up comic, and writer of short stories & films.
Robert has performed stand-comedy for six years in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. He has previously written for WebMD live events and is an educator for The Los Angeles Film School.
Robert has produced the film Fenton Black’s Last Dance and co-produced an award-winning short film, The Parting Shot. He has worked as an award-winning visual effects artist in the film industry and blockbuster films such as Pirates of the Caribbean, The Hobbit, and the Oscar-winning movie The Golden Compass.
Robert resides in the Los Angeles area, studying Side-Efects’ Houdini, Epic’s Unreal Engine, performs standup comedy, and enjoys hobbies like woodworking, performing music, and renovating a house in the Antelope Valley.