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Robert Statwick
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Robert Statwick is known for
Eat with Me (2014)
,
Unusual Targets (2014)
and
Whaling and the Inherent Dangers Therein (2009)
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Known for
Eat with Me
6.9
Second Unit or Assistant Director
2014
Unusual Targets
TV Series
Second Unit or Assistant Director
2014–2015 • 2 eps
Whaling and the Inherent Dangers Therein
Short
Art Department
2009
The Darkness of Improvisation
Video
Producer
2011
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Second Unit or Assistant Director
12
Actor
2
Art Department
1
Producer
1
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Second Unit or Assistant Director
Previous
12
Monty and the Runaway Furnace
8.5
Short
assistant director
2016
Unusual Targets
TV Series
assistant director
2014–2015
2 episodes
Eat with Me
6.9
first assistant director
2014
Breaking Bread
TV Series
first assistant director
2013
The Mirror Motel
Short
assistant director
2012
Soldier's Horse
6.5
Short
assistant director
2011
Brothers 'til the End
Short
assistant director
2011
Eugene
Short
assistant director
2011
Baer
7.8
Short
first assistant director
2011
Choices
Short
assistant director
2010
To Grandmother's House We Go
Short
assistant director
2010
Cowboys & Indians
Short
second assistant director
2010
Actor
Previous
2
Eugene
Short
Customer
2011
Baer
7.8
Short
Reporter
2011
Art Department
Previous
1
Whaling and the Inherent Dangers Therein
Short
lead person
2009
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