Rob Reilly

Rob Reilly is a writer, director & editor from NYC. After 10 years working as a producer/editor in adv./marketing, Rob's debut film "Back To Manhattan" which he wrote, produced, directed and edited, premiered to a sold-out crowd in NYC on Nov. 2003. An $18,000 indie feature, which received such awards as "Best Feature", NY Film & Video Festival (2003), "Buzz Award - Most Talked About Film", Hoboken Film Festival (2003), "Spirit Award for Emerging Filmmaker", Queens Film Festival (2004). The DVD was released in May 2005, followed by a 2-page article in PC Magazine/Nov 2005. Rob has continued honing his skills as a director/editor in the commercial, corp. and music video world with projects that include TV Commercials for Kohler and the Car Salesmen Wiseguys campaign, Corp. Videos, including the Trump International Hotel, Trump Soho Hotel (now NoMo SoHo), Sub Zero & Wolf and The Holocaust Museum and Tolerance Center, along, with various indie music videos. As a writer, Rob has written such shorts as "Karma", "For Sale" & "A Darker Shade of Blue" (credited for story). Currently, he is working on his short "Second Hand Shop" (Aug/2018). He also has several feature screenplays including "Beauty Con" (completed-credited for story), "Frankie & Paulie's Big Scratch" (written by Rob Reilly, Christian De Matteo & Rob Seyk - in progress (2018) and "For Phillip" (story by Rob Seyk, screenplay by Rob Seyk & Rob Reilly - in progress 2018). In April 2018, Rob produced & edited the short film "The Dancer", written by Roxanne Alese. He is currently working on David Bellantoni's short "Three Kings" as editor/post prod. supvr.