Rob Federic is a film director of music videos, feature films, and commercials. He got his start in the industry by working in the production and development departments of TV networks including MTV and Univision. He later began a successful career directing music videos for Grammy-award winning artists such as: Luis Fonsi, Ricardo Arjona, Romeo Santos, and Chino y Nacho. He also created innovative content for music labels including Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group. His music videos have over a half billion views, and have aired in more than 52 countries.
In 2009, his short film “Mountain Wailer,” which he wrote and directed, was bought and distributed by Lionsgate. Then in 2012, Rob directed his first independent feature-length film, a horror movie about a murderous caretaker. In 2013, he also directed “The Borderlands,” a supernatural short film based on the award-winning short story by Carroll Brown. Rob's latest short film, the multiple award winning Sci/Fi Epic "The Raiven: Destiny," has been recently acquired for distribution. Rob was featured on Bravo's hit show "Vanderpump Rules," showcasing an exclusive behind the scenes look at "The Raiven: Destiny."
Rob Continues to expand his creative reach, and build worlds. Currently he is writing his next feature film, "Carpe Noctem." He is also a co-host of the popular podcast: Madrigal at the Movies with Rob and Rob, distributed by Heavy Metal Magazine.
In 2009, his short film “Mountain Wailer,” which he wrote and directed, was bought and distributed by Lionsgate. Then in 2012, Rob directed his first independent feature-length film, a horror movie about a murderous caretaker. In 2013, he also directed “The Borderlands,” a supernatural short film based on the award-winning short story by Carroll Brown. Rob's latest short film, the multiple award winning Sci/Fi Epic "The Raiven: Destiny," has been recently acquired for distribution. Rob was featured on Bravo's hit show "Vanderpump Rules," showcasing an exclusive behind the scenes look at "The Raiven: Destiny."
Rob Continues to expand his creative reach, and build worlds. Currently he is writing his next feature film, "Carpe Noctem." He is also a co-host of the popular podcast: Madrigal at the Movies with Rob and Rob, distributed by Heavy Metal Magazine.
