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Richard Maxwell, Obie Award-Winning Playwright, Filmmaker...

“Bob joined us on location and from the moment we started, he was listening and responding to the situations that arose with intelligence, humor, compassion, keeping a level head the whole time. Without reservation or judgment, Bob's answers and questions always felt geared toward understanding the needs of the shoot, consequently I felt a rapport almost instantly. We had an immutable deadline so being continually under pressure I came to rely on Bob heavily. Thinking back, it's impossible to imagine the project happening without him.”

Linda Simidian, Producer, CNN, Good Day New York...

“I always felt Bob’s greatest gift was how he envisioned a project. He can see how a piece is going to cut together before anything is shot. He sees it in his head. He would describe his latest concept for a promo or a public service announcement to me and then a month later the final piece would look just as he had described.”

Michael Miscione, Documentary Producer, Manhattan Borough Historian...

“Bob showed a knack for organization and teambuilding. After thinking a project through, he would invite his videographers and editors to be partners in his vision of the final product; his enthusiasm and direction would inspire them to do their best work. As a result, his programs were always tight, fully formed and visually pleasing. Bob is one of the most multidimensional thinkers I know, an individual who finds excitement in new ideas, regardless of the discipline.”

Chip Benson, President Narragansett Films, Former General Manager NYC-TV...

“Bob was often singled out by his colleagues during my annual reviews as someone everyone enjoyed working alongside. He is a warm, genuine and able producer, and his enthusiasm for the creative process is, of course, contagious. Bob loves what he does. He is involved in all aspects of production, and his ideas are extremely well thought out as a result. When I did not give him an assignment fast enough, he would come up with a few of his own.”