Robert Rollins, a Newport Beach native, grew up surrounded by the beauty and thrill of aquatic sports. His talent for animation and watercolor art was evident even during his high school years at Newport Harbor High School, where he garnered prestigious awards such as the Bank of America Achievement Award and the Lido Marina Village Newport Art Commission. This early recognition set the stage for his artistic journey.
Accepted into the prestigious California Institute of the Arts based on the strength of his portfolio, Robert began to explore various facets of his artistic abilities under the guidance of his mentor Rudi Fehr. His focus shifted towards directing, writing, and producing, leading to a diverse range of projects encompassing commercials, music videos, editing, visual effects, and graphic design. His work has been featured in publications such as the LA Times and the RESTORE HETCH HETCHY newsletter.
Robert's prowess as a filmmaker has been recognized through various accolades, including the screening of his short films at esteemed festivals like the LA Shorts Fest and the West Coast Film Festival. Noteworthy works from the science fiction anthology feature film "Dream Country" have received prestigious awards such as the Telly Award. His dedication to storytelling shines through in projects like "The Friendship," a documentary chronicling his family's legacy of building and racing sailboats.
For those looking to add a touch of creativity and storytelling to their home or office decor, Robert Rollins' prints offer a unique and captivating option. With a diverse filmography that showcases his talent for visual storytelling, his work is sure to spark conversation and intrigue in any space. Purchase a print today and bring a piece of Robert's cinematic vision into your surroundings.