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Robert Boocheck

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Robert Boocheck is an accomplished filmmaker known for his inventive commercials and music videos. He began his career working for director Sam Raimi. He went on to direct music videos for seminal punk and indie bands such as Bad Religion and Death Cab For Cutie. His music video work garnered much acclaim and were even exhibited at the MOCA in Los Angeles. He has directed hundreds of commercials for brands such as Google, Samsung, Geico, Toyota, and Ray Ban. His spots have earned Clios, One Shows, Addys, and countless other accolades. Boocheck's short films have been shown at major festivals including Telluride, Toronto International Film Festival, and Fantastic Fest. He also has a segment in the popular cult horror anthology, ABCS Of Death 2. In addition to his film work, he has an ongoing street art series called Little Lurkers.

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Director:
2014  ABCs of Death 2
2014  Horrific
2014  Seven Hells
2016  Minutes Past Midnight
2019  Hellarious

Producer:
2014  ABCs of Death 2
2014  Horrific
2014  Seven Hells
2016  Minutes Past Midnight
2019  Hellarious

Screenplay:
2014  ABCs of Death 2
2014  Horrific
2014  Seven Hells
2016  Minutes Past Midnight
2019  Hellarious

Writer:
2014  ABCs of Death 2
2014  Horrific
2014  Seven Hells
2016  Minutes Past Midnight
2019  Hellarious

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