Robert Scopinich is an artist whose origins are rooted in advertising, surf culture, and fine art. Twice winner of the Emmy Award, and recipient of the 2000 Monitor Award, his work has been recognized as a contributing influence on the graphic styles in film and television from the eighty's to the present.
His career began in advertising as an art director for the New York Agency Levine, Huntley, Schmidt, where he developed a keen understanding for both print and the television media. His background as a painter and sculptor brought his artistic talents to early recognition at The Jasper Galleries on New York’s East 57th Street. He started his journey in visual effects as an animator at Dolphin Productions, N.Y. and Image West, L.A.. He was later recruited by NBC to develop their "Magic Room" and to design high-impact graphics for Network On-Air Promotions. He then went on to develop his own company specializing in creative design and technical consulting. Working with the writers of the Tom Lynch Company Robert has designed and supervised visual effects for children's television, The Journey of Allen Strange and Galidor. Robert has also worked at several leading Los Angeles post houses as a digital effects artist and continues to perform high-end compositing and VFX on feature films. His credits include Titanic, Sky Captain World of Tomorrow, Looney Tunes Back in Action, and An American Werewolf In Paris. Robert is an active member of The Visual Effects Society. He is an avid surfer and an accomplished painter. His philosophy is the underlying theme in all his creative work - "Our truest lives are when we are in our dreams awake"Contact
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