Bud Robertson is a lifelong storyteller who survived 25 years in the movie business as a writer, producer, director, and assorted hyphenate. He has been responsible for project creation at every phase: script development, budgeting, scheduling, management of principal photography, editing, post-production, and final delivery to domestic studios and international distributors. He has worked for or delivered projects to many of Hollywood’s top companies: 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Warner Brothers, Walt Disney, Lionsgate, New Line, ABC, CBS, AMC, PBS, and Lifetime.

His produced screenplays include Spectres, Prey of the Jaguar, The Great Year, A Pageant for the Ages, and several episodes of the Japanese superhero television series Ultraman. A number of other scripts remain mired in Development Hell. He was also a producer at GOAL Productions, where he managed the 100-year-old archive of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses. He produced more than 50 DVD bonus feature documentaries for the Hollywood studios as well as corporate projects for Fortune 500 companies like Boeing and Honda.

For the past decade, Bud has been an executive at Stream TV Networks and its Dutch R&D subsidiary, SeeCubic, which he managed as Chief Executive Officer. The company developed glasses-free 3D display technology for a global market. Oddly enough, serving as a technology executive finally afforded him the time for fiction writing beyond the screenplay format.

Bud has had several short stories published and is currently editing his debut novel. When not writing, he enjoys life with his awesome wife and two daughters in Lake Las Vegas.