Bob Rogers is a renowned producer of captivating short animated films and live action films that captivate audiences in special venue theaters globally.
As a director and producer, he has garnered two Oscar nominations in the Live Action Short category for his outstanding works "Rainbow War" and "Ballet Robotique". Furthermore, as a producer and host, he received a local area Emmy Award nomination for his contributions to "The Wedge", "Dynasty", "Tragedy", and "Legacy". Notably, he is also the Chairman of BRC Imagination Arts, a company that creates corporate branding centers, cultural attractions, museums, and world's fair pavilions for prominent clients such as Ford, NASA, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Heineken, Jameson, the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, and many more.
Rogers has also made significant contributions to the entertainment industry by serving as a member of the Board of Governors, also known as the Board of Directors, of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the prestigious organization behind the Oscars. Additionally, he was a former Board Member of Ryman Arts, a non-profit organization that provides scholarships to young artists.
In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Rogers was invited to play a key role in NASA's master plan for the exploration of Mars. In September 2002, he received the esteemed NASA Public Service Medal.
