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Sheldon F. Robins is an American film director,

screenwriter, producer and actor. His films have been

characterized by uplifting storyline's, controversial subject

matter, and a glorification of life triumphs. Robins has been

dubbed a "writers storyteller"; his stylistic use of multiple

ethnicity and music infusion, morphing a variety

contradicting cultures to create a new one, he has been

compared to the use of sampling from the hip hop world

ironically where he started his career in entertainment.

Robins grew up an avid film fan and started his quest in

entertainment as a professional dancer. As a freestyle dancer

he used this talent to help train his acting. "As a dancer I had

to portray multiple characters without saying a word." His

entertainment career began in the mid 1990s, when he

landed a lead role as a eerie regular in the television show

"Reebok City Jam" he later went on to cowrite "Jump Out

Boys" starring DMX and Kris Kristofferson, he later cowrote

"Lockjaw: Rise of the Kulev Serpent".

His first production titled "Asian Invasion the Art of

Combat", filmed in Seoul Korea at the Seoul Olympic

Stadium won best documentary film in the Seoul

International film Festival. Robins has also co-produced the

Black Poker Superstar Invitational alongside Eight Wonder

Productions starring Eddie Murphy, MekhiPhifer, Kevin

Hart, Katt Williams, Anthony Anderson and others, which

was the highest rated comedy show on BET. Robins has

developed over 10 full feature films for the screen, has

written numerous television shows, one that is an animation

(Safari-cize) which is in pre-development. He has also

written and created multiple reality show some of which are

currently being pitched to networks.

Following Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's lead he made the

decision to write and produce Murder 101 placing himself in

a leading role, the screenplay was well received and has

become the blueprint to his career as an independent

filmmaker. With the release of Murder 101 regarded as a

classic and cult hit, it has been labelled "An Independant

Sensation" by FilmCritic France. Its popularity will be

boosted by the release of his second film, "Through the Eyes

of Faith", a coming to age film of faith that will soon become

a major commercial success.

Robins's films will garner both critical and commercial

success. He has received industry recognition and has

recently been named "likely to succeed", by Woodbury

University Dean of Film Studies Bob Cook where he

attended.

Acting

As an actor Robins has studied immensely at the Howard

Fine Studio, with a fondness for Criminal Justice, he favors

detective type roles in film, with a commanding voice and

presence on film, Robins is on the path of becoming one

Hollywood's greatest actors. Robins doesn't have a typical

filmmaker background, but does have a typical Hollywood

entertainment industry story; from the professional dance

world, modeling, to the commercial and print world, small

screen to big screen to becoming a Producer. Having written

and produced his first feature Murder 101 starring Tom

Sizemore and Dante Basco, he is prepping his next feature

film titled Prey, which is an inside look of the professional

dance world.

Filmography

Big Jack – Director, Executive Producer, Writer (Screenplay

& Story) 2015 Safaricize (TV Movie) – Frederic Lawrence

(voice), Director, Executive Producer, Producer, Writer 2013

Kaos 101 – Executive Producer, Writer $250K

FILMS IN PRODUCTION

Through the Eyes of Faith – Himself, Director, Executive

Producer, Producer, Writer 2015 $2.5MM Murder101 –

Detective L. Caterson, Director, Off-line Editor, Executive

Producer, Producer, 2014 $1.5MM

PAST FILM & VIDEO

Prenatal Dance with Menina (Video) – Director, Executive

Producer, Co-Producer, Post-production Supervisor, Writer

(Additional Material) 2012 Movin' On (Short) – Dee Jay,

Director, Producer, Writer 2011 Lockjaw: Rise of the Kulev

Serpent (Video) Writer – Madd dog 2008 $1.5MM Jump Out

Boys – Detective Mc Coy, Writer 2008 $3MM True Vinyl –

Dance Crew Leader 2004 The Singing Detective – Dancer

2003 $8MM $336K Ali – Heckler (uncredited) 2001

$107MM $58M Gamepoint (Short) – Shields 2001 $1K

PAST TELEVISION

Beyond the Paint (TV Series) – Consulting Producer (12

episodes, 2007), Himself / Studio City Icemen (1 episode,

2008) 2007–2008 Episode #2.5 (Jul 15, 2008) – Himself /

Studio City Icemen Episode #1.13 (Dec 25, 2007) –

Consulting Producer Episode #1.12 (Dec 18, 2007) –

Consulting Producer Black Poker Stars Invitational (TV

Series) – Associate Producer (8 episodes, 2008) Episode


 * 1) 1.8 (May 6, 2008) – Associate Producer Episode #1.7 (Apr

29, 2008) – Associate Producer Episode #1.6 (Apr 22, 2008)

– Associate Producer The Unit (TV Series) – Head Tribal

Dancer (1 episode, 2007) The Outsiders (Apr 3, 2007) –

Head Tribal Dancer (uncredited) 2 Live Stews (TV Series) –

Himself (1 episode, 2006), Writer (Clip Segment) (1 episode,

2006) The 12th Man (TV Movie) – Tre 2006

MADtv (TV Series) – Himself (1 episode, 2005), African- American Man #1 (1 episode, 2005) 2005 2 Episode #11.4

(Nov 5, 2005) – Himself Episode #10.17 (Mar 19, 2005) –

African-American Man #1 ER (TV Series) – Respiratory

Therapist (1 episode, 2005) 2005 1 Here and There (Feb 24,

2005) – Respiratory Therapist Lackawanna Blues (TV

Movie) – Swing Dancer (uncredited) 2005 Grounded for Life

(TV Series) – Additional Stunts 2001–2005 Distraction (TV

Series) – Special Effects Supervisor 2003–2004 The Anna

Nicole Show (TV Series) – Property Master (1 episode,

2002), The Producers Wish To Thank (1 episode, 2002)

2002 1 Paintball (Oct 20, 2002) – Property Master, The

Producers Wish To Thank Viva Variety (TV Series) – Guest

Star 1997–1999 Sparks (TV Series) – Guest Appearance

(1997) 1996–1998

SELF (6 TITLES)

The Miss Teen USA Pageant (TV Special) – Himself -

Performer: Opening Act 2001 MTV Video Music Awards

1999 (TV Special) – Himself 1999 1999 MTV Movie Awards

(TV Special) – Himself 19991999 MTV Movie Awards (TV

Special) – Himself 1999

In Living Color (TV Series) – Himself (1 episode, 1993) 1993

Undigable Hosts (1993) – Himself US Paintball

Championships (TV Series) – Himself 2006– Reebok City

Jam Workout (TV Series) – Himself - Series Regular (1994-)

Jared Pacheco.[1]

References[edit]

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