Rob Federic is an accomplished filmmaker, celebrated for his dynamic and visually epic directing style in music videos, narrative films, and captivating commercials. With a foundation in TV network production at MTV and Univision, Rob's career soared as he directed hispanic Grammy-winning artists like Luis Fonsi and Ricardo Arjona, collaborating with major record labels: Universal Music, Sony and Warner Music. Rob's music videos have amassed over a billion views across 52 countries. Given Rob's hispanic descent, he speaks both English and Spanish fluently, allowing him to stretch his creative endeavors internationally.
Rob's notable achievements include Lionsgate's distribution of his short film "The Mountain Wailer" in 2009, and his feature directorial debut in 2012 with an independent horror film. His foray into genre filmmaking led him to direct the acclaimed "The Borderlands" film, based on an award winning short story written by Carroll Brown in 2013. His latest Sci-Fi short, "The Raiven: Destiny," earned Rob multiple awards and accolades, as well as a distribution deal.
Beyond the lens, Rob has been showcased on Bravo's "Vanderpump Rules," and his successful podcast "Madrigal at the Movies with Rob and Rob," in collaboration with Heavy Metal Magazine. Currently, Rob is working an a variety of projects, most notably his next feature film, "Carpe Noctem."
Rob's notable achievements include Lionsgate's distribution of his short film "The Mountain Wailer" in 2009, and his feature directorial debut in 2012 with an independent horror film. His foray into genre filmmaking led him to direct the acclaimed "The Borderlands" film, based on an award winning short story written by Carroll Brown in 2013. His latest Sci-Fi short, "The Raiven: Destiny," earned Rob multiple awards and accolades, as well as a distribution deal.
Beyond the lens, Rob has been showcased on Bravo's "Vanderpump Rules," and his successful podcast "Madrigal at the Movies with Rob and Rob," in collaboration with Heavy Metal Magazine. Currently, Rob is working an a variety of projects, most notably his next feature film, "Carpe Noctem."