About
Dan Robertson
Assistant Director.
Pillars of My Work Ethic
- Lead with respect
- Energy, positivity and effort start from the top.
- A set must be run efficiently, safely and respectfully.
- Keep set atmosphere balanced, calm, and forward-moving.
- Fix it in prep.
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My film education began on indie features where I gained gained a hands-on understanding of how every department functions. That foundation gave me a practical, set-tested perspective that continues to inform every decision I make as an Assistant Director.
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I believe strong leadership starts with preparation, communication, and trust. Building rapport with cast and crew, fostering a positive and constructive work environment, and leading with confidence, clarity, and enthusiasm are central to how I run a set.
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My goal on every project is simple: create an environment where people feel supported, respected, and set up to do their best work.
Check out my credited work here.
Actor. Comedian. Creative.
For as long as I can remember I have been an entertainer. Growing up reenacting my first broadway show, Oklahoma!, for my family, performing in musical theatre all my life, writing and acting in my own sketch comedy, grabbing the mic for some stand-up, seeing myself on the big screen.
I love to make people laugh. Each new idea that pops in my head I put to paper in hopes to someday find a place for it to show the world. Check out some of my creations and performances here.
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Adventurer.
Exploring the world, tasting great food, feeding my competitive spirit are all things that make me who I am.
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I am a world traveller. Amongst my favorite places include Sevilla, Spain → Sorrento, Italy → Sedona, Arizona. One of my travel goals is to visit every last US National Park.
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Give me the most unusual item on the menu and I'll try it. Or just give me a whole ball of . Every plate in front of me I will devour, no crumbs left.
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Board games, yard games, I'm game. Avid golfer of discs and balls, spinner of footballs, referee of the friend group.