Rob Urdaneta

The first draft was finished by Nov 2004.

In Jan 2003, Rob finished a short story entitled; "Voices of the Past" Six months later, he picked up the short story and began writing the screenplay this time entitled; "Voices".

in Nov 1996 to pursue his career in the industry here and in 2001 he began the sitcom pilot "Casting Couch".

After several years of background work on films such as "Parenthood" and "Superboy", in 1989, Rob decided to produce his first TV drama "Just Say No", later he produced "Global Jobline Weekly". Rob moved to L. A.

Rob was born in San Juan to a Jewish mother and a Puerto Rican father. Rob has been around entertainers, singer and actors since he was born. At the age of 2, he would sit with uncle, Hector Urdaneta who would teach him the scales. At 4, Rob,his brother John, his grandmother and his mother relocated to New York City where he attended P. S. #5 and was drawn to the stage in the school adaption of "Mary Poppins". Later at Jordan L. Mott J. H. S. #22 Rob joined the band and where his entertainment passion began. As an honor student and Drama major in H. S. Rob starred in over 15 stage plays. In the summer of 1975, he decided to try out for York Little Theater's "Annie Get Your Gun" where he received his first supporting role and received raved reviews in the Daily Sentinel. Rob went on to star in 7 other York Little Theatre productions during the next 5 years. Rob also attended Academy One Modeling in Portland Oregon where he modeled runway for about a year. Afterward, he focused on his first and only love,"Writing". Rob would right short stories that would amaze the readers.