Rob Bliss(III)
- Director
- Producer
- Writer
Rob Bliss is an on camera talent and director.
A decade ago, his career began at age 18 with flash mobs and wildly creative events in Grand Rapids, Michigan that totaled for over 100,000 attendees in a city of just 180,000 people.
In 2011, he picked up a camera for the first time, and responded to Newsweek calling his hometown a "dying" city with a "lipdub" video. Immediately going viral, it made Grand Rapids the ABC New's Person of the Week, and was lauded by the film critic Roger Ebert as, "the greatest music video ever made".
Rocketing forward, he went on to create and star in videos totaling for over a quarter billion views with repeated coverage by every international news outlet in just the past few years. He landed his own television show on Verizon's Go90 entitled Blissful Thinking, and grew a client list that includes Chrysler, Motorola, P&G, Amtrak, UpTV, and Pure Michigan.
His work is felt nationwide, with videos such as 10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman and its 47 million YouTube views helping spark the #MeToo movement. Today, Rob is represented by CAA and has become a leading figure in modern topics such as social issues, culture, news, and technology.
A decade ago, his career began at age 18 with flash mobs and wildly creative events in Grand Rapids, Michigan that totaled for over 100,000 attendees in a city of just 180,000 people.
In 2011, he picked up a camera for the first time, and responded to Newsweek calling his hometown a "dying" city with a "lipdub" video. Immediately going viral, it made Grand Rapids the ABC New's Person of the Week, and was lauded by the film critic Roger Ebert as, "the greatest music video ever made".
Rocketing forward, he went on to create and star in videos totaling for over a quarter billion views with repeated coverage by every international news outlet in just the past few years. He landed his own television show on Verizon's Go90 entitled Blissful Thinking, and grew a client list that includes Chrysler, Motorola, P&G, Amtrak, UpTV, and Pure Michigan.
His work is felt nationwide, with videos such as 10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman and its 47 million YouTube views helping spark the #MeToo movement. Today, Rob is represented by CAA and has become a leading figure in modern topics such as social issues, culture, news, and technology.
