Bob Cook

Bob is the majority owner of The B.C. Entertainment Group, Inc. which is currently located in Orlando, Florida. Bob has been producing, directing and writing in the film and television industry for over thirty-five years. He began writing and directing in New York for Cable Television and soon landed a staff job with Viacom. Bob headed west in 1985 where he worked with renowned director Paul Leder. After teaming with Paul for several features, he branched out and began producing, directing and writing for the screen on his own and founded his company producing Rock-a-Die Baby, which was screened at the 1989 Cannes Film Festival. In early 1991, Bob moved to Orlando and directed Blood Sweat and Bullets for Triax Films in Los Angeles. A seasoned director, producer and writer, Bob's experiences bring a definite quality and confidence to a motion picture. In 2006, he completed the feature "Storm of the Dead" for Maxim Media Entertainment. "Storm of the Dead" is available in eleven countries and via Netflix in the US. His most recent films include, "Injun," "Desperate Waters," "Nearly Departed." (currently on Amazon Prime) and "Scream Test," (Also available on Amazon Prime). In addition, Bob, has written the biography for Seminole Chief Osceola for Salkind Entertainment. Bob is also the author of the acting book "Acting for Idiots" and was the Executive Director of the Central Florida Film Festival from 2006-2018. He also has taught film directing at the New York Film Academy.