Bob Smeaton

Bob Smeaton is a double Grammy award winner, and three times Emmy nominated director of music and arts documentaries. Prior to working in film and television, Bob was lead vocalist with the rock band White Heat. Signed to Virgin records, the band toured extensively and released one album and two singles. It was time spent with his own band that gave him an extensive understanding of the song writing and recording process, knowledge that has proved invaluable when working with established musicians and songwriters. Throughout his career, he's worked with some of the biggest artists in the world, including The Beatles, Elton John, The Who, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Queen, Nirvana, Mark Knopfler and the Spice Girls.

Bob Snijers

Bob Snijers was born in 1950. He is an actor, known for Lili & Marleen (1994), Oud België (2010) and Thuis (1995).

Bob Spillman

Bob Spillman is known for White Mule (2012), The Mourning (2015) and Dirty Dead Con Men (2018).

Bob Stack

Bob Stack is an actor, known for Love (2005), Redrum (2013) and Honeydew (2020).

Bob Steele

Bob Steele is an actor, known for The Phantom Machine, The Quick and Dirty (2019) and Waydowntown (2000).

Bob Steele

Started working with his father on stage when he was two. Later he toured in a comedy act for Fanchon and Marco. His first screen experience was at age 14, in a Pathe production of "Adventures of Bill and Bob".

Bob Stephenson

Bob Stephenson was born in sunny Camarillo, California, where he skateboarded, Boogie Boarded, played baseball and soccer, had a huge Lego collection, and watched loads of television. He was a latch-key kid to John Stephenson, a mechanical/civil engineer for the government, and Olive Stephenson, who had her masters in nursing. He went to a fancy boarding school (Stevenson) in Pebble Beach, California, where he designed and built sets for the theatrical department, and followed a best friend to The College of Idaho, where he played NCAA soccer. After two years in Idaho he transferred to UC Santa Barbara to continue his long tradition of making great friends and receiving poor grades. Upon graduating (5 year plan) he moved to Los Angeles, became a PA and began writing. A few notable directors (David Kellogg, Simon West, David Fincher, Spike Jonze...) read his work and hired him to write music video and commercial treatments. It wasn't long before they asked him to audition for commercials and the films they were directing and the rest is history. This guy is Amazing!!

Bob Stevenson

Bob Stevenson is known for A Wilderness of Error (2020), 48 Hours (1988) and American Justice (1992).

Bob Stewart

Bob Stewart is known for The Bounty Men (2022), Buckskin (2021) and The Guardsmen.

Bob Strawhorn