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Rob Stefaniuk is an actor-screenwriter-director. He wrote his first screenplay when he was 23 and saw it produced in 1996. In addition to acting, in 2003 he was worked as a story editor and line producer, and did some additional editing for the independent feature Public Domain. Shortly after that he made his directorial debut with the hilarious short film Waiting for the Man. Rob Stefaniuk wrote, directed, starred in, and wrote some of the music for Phil the Alien, his feature directorial debut. His second feature, Suck, a rock ‘n’ roll vampire movie, had its world premiere at the 2009 Toronto International Film Festival. We list his credits as an actor first:
Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Blown Away (1992)
Back in Action (1994)
Harrison bergeron (TV-1995)
Visitors of the Night (TV-1995)
Love Child (1995)
Jungleground (1995)
Elvis Meets Nixon (TV-1997)
White Lies (TV-1998)
My Date with the President’s Daughter (TV-1998)
Superstar (1999)
The Spreading Ground (2000)
The Law of Enclosures (2000)
Phil the Alien (2004)
Bart Fargo (2006)
Monkey Warfare (2006)
Suck (2009)
TV Series – Cast:
Catwalk (1994)
Timothy Goes to School (2000)
Spliced (2009-2010)
TV Series – Guest appearances:
Katts and Dog (1991)
E.N.G. (1992)
Catwalk (1992)
Ready or Not (1993)
Street Legal (1993)
Tales from the Cryptkeeper (1993, 1994)
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (1995)
Forever Knight (1996)
Mythic Warriors: Guardians of the Legend (1999)
Mutant X (2002)
Monk (2002)
My Dad the Rock Star (2003)
Franklin and Friends (voice, 2011, 2012, 2013)
Credits as a Director:
Waiting for the Man (2003, short)
Phil the Alien (2004)
Suck (2009)
Down to the Crossroads or How to Make a Movie ‘Suck’ (TV-2010, documentary)
Anxietyville (2015)
TV Series – at least 1 episode of:
What It’s Like Being Alone (2006)
The Stanley Dynamic (2014)
Spun Out (2015)
My 90-Year-Old Roommate (2016)
Eopic Studios (2017)
Credits as a Screenwriter:
Waiting for the Man (2003, short)
Phil the Alien (2004)
Suck (2009)
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