Robert A. Webb

Robert A. Webb was born on Nov 08, 1948 in USA. Robert A. Webb's big-screen debut came with Ink directed by Jamin Winans in 2009, strarring Board Chairman.

Robert is the Founder and Director of the Intendence Film Festival (formerly The Film Festival of Colorado), which debuted in June 2010. As a stage actor since 2001 and a film actor since 2003, Robert is proud of his eclectic set of accomplishments, from performer in Damn Yankees and the Pirates of Penzance to writer/producer of Chainsaw Sofa Exorcist, an official selection of the 2009 Delray Beach Film Festival. He also wrote and starred in Thursday Night Special. Robert has chaired fund raisers for The Physically Handicapped Actors and Musical Artists League (PHAMALY) and was on the fund raiser team for Cleo Parker Robinson Dance. He founded the Rocky Mountain Mastiff Fanciers Dog Club and was Chairman of the first Mastiff Club of America National Specialty Dog Show ever held in Colorado. As an employee of System Development Corporation, Hughes Aircraft Company, Raytheon Corporation and Ball Aerospace, Robert spent more than thirty years in systems engineering, project management and technical writing. He has a BA in Economics from UCLA and a MS-equivalent in Computer Science from The University of Colorado. Originally from California, Robert has lived in Colorado since 1974.