Rob's film journey started around the age of 13 filming skateboarding with his friends in his hometown of Pflugerville, Texas. It started by taking out the family camera, we'd pass the camera around and film each other do tricks, then edit the footage to a song, this was inspired by watching pro skateboard videos. After a few years shredding the streets of Pflugerville, Rob started going to the local skatepark in Austin (Skatepark of Austin) where he was introduced to the ATX skateboard community. During this time Rob got his first professional camera. A SonyVX2000 & Century Optics fisheye lens. He started filming local pro skateboard demos for Skatepark of Austin, from road trips to everyday footage, Rob started to carve his path as a skateboard filmer. Later starting a website (robgfilm.com) it was a online platform to post skateboard videos. He later was able to work with national skateboard brands like 411VM, adidas skateboarding, Emerica, Converse, Think skateboards, Etnies, The Berrics, Deluxe Distribution SF, Bueno/Roger Skateboards and more. He also helped film the first few videos for No Comply skateshop in Austin, Tx. After years of of filming skateboarding Rob branched out into video production doing freelance work. He landed in the Music Video space where he went on to film & Direct 100 Music videos. Working with local and national artists then touring with mainstream celebrities. His award winning work was on MTVjams, BETJams, Worldstar, MyMixtapez, OVRLD, Austin Chronicle, and more. After the 100 Music video run Rob directed a two indie feature films in collaboration with 4nForty Productions, produced by Phill Rice, a friend he met through the music scene.

Today Rob is focused on growing his business and continuing the film journey with commercials and brand films. His style is high energy, heavy stoke, and comedic.