Bobby has been writing since he was a kid.
First, with a tape recorder. Later pen and paper. Sometimes with a camera.

He graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a degree in economics, wrote for The Daily Nexus, and worked with screenwriting instructor Paul Lazarus where his script “Somebody Else’s Dream” won a Corwin-Metropolitan Theatres Writing Award.

Professional training in Los Angeles included: Lew Hunter, The Howard Fine Acting Studio, Robert McKee, Jim Pasternak, and courses at the American Film Institute.

The Crime of Danny Segal received its first public reading at FirstStage in Hollywood, and was produced in Pasadena and the American Theatre of Actors in New York.

Dinner At Grandpa’s was launched at the old Wooden-O Theatre in Los Angeles.

The Oinkaroo, won a coveted Quarterfinalist spot in the Nicholl Fellowship Competition, a semi-finalist award in Chesterfield, and top 50 in America’s Best. 

Bobby also created more than 50 mini-documentaries for VineStories.com, featuring growers and winemakers in Oregon, Washington, and California.

His commercial work includes TV commercials for Transamerica and industrials for Kaiser Permanente and Paychex.