Robert DiTillio embarked on a journey in the world of acting, commencing his professional endeavors in the vibrant city of New York, where he had the opportunity to showcase his talents on the stage, taking on roles in various off-off Broadway productions, including two lesser-known works penned by the renowned author Joyce Carol Oates.
Noted actor, he ventured into the realm of television, making memorable guest appearances on a diverse array of popular shows, including the science fiction series Babylon 5, the fantasy drama Sliders, the crime drama Profiler, the long-running soap opera General Hospital, and the gritty police procedural NYPD Blue, among numerous others. Furthermore, he demonstrated his creative prowess by co-writing a sketch that earned him a prestigious prize on the comedy talent show America's Funniest People.
Robert's extensive stage experience in Los Angeles is marked by a notable performance as Sal Carducci in the widely acclaimed production of Kold Radio, as well as his appearances in Whitefish Bay, also known as Crappie Talk.
In addition to his work in scripted comedy, Robert is a regular performer at The Comedy Store, where he showcases his improvisational skills alongside his fellow members of the Are You Talkin' Ta Me? improv group.
Robert's dedication to the art of improv comedy is evident in his ongoing collaborations with Rogue Improv and Community Improv, with whom he regularly works to hone his craft and entertain audiences.
In addition to his impressive list of accomplishments, he has also had the opportunity to take the stage alongside the socially conscious sketch comedy group Laughtivism, specifically at the renowned iO West.
Robert has had a diverse and extensive career in the film industry, with a wide range of roles in various feature films. One of his most notable appearances was as Demetrius in a unique and unconventional adaptation of Shakespeare's classic play, A Midsummer Night's Dream, which was directed by the renowned horror novelist, S.P. Somtow. This particular film brought a punk rock and goth twist to the traditional tale, offering a fresh and innovative take on the beloved story.
In addition to his work on A Midsummer Night's Dream, Robert has also appeared in a number of other notable films. One such film is Dragon Fighter, which stars the talented Dean Cain. In this action-packed movie, Robert plays a pivotal role alongside Cain, bringing his acting skills to the forefront.
Another significant film credit for Robert is his work on The Straun House, also known as Dr. Rage, which features the accomplished actress Karen Black. This horror film showcases Robert's ability to excel in a variety of genres, including the thriller and horror categories.
Furthermore, Robert has also appeared in the romantic comedy The Olivia Experiment, where he brings his charm and charisma to the screen. This lighthearted and entertaining film offers a glimpse into Robert's range as an actor, as he takes on a more comedic role.
Lastly, Robert has also been a part of the remake of the cult classic, Night Of The Living Dead 3D. This film is a testament to Robert's ability to adapt to different roles and genres, as he brings his acting skills to the world of horror and science fiction.
Robert's digital presence is marked by a plethora of web series appearances, garnering recognition for his outstanding comedic performances. In 2010, he received a prestigious nomination for Best Actor in a Comedy Web Series for his captivating portrayal in The Rose Chronicles, as honored by the esteemed StayTunedTV Awards.
Subsequently, he made notable appearances on Amazon Prime's cop comedy, The Heat Of The Beat, where he brought to life the character of an abrasive attorney, showcasing his remarkable range as an actor. Furthermore, he lent his talents to the Facebook Original series Turnt, delivering a compelling performance as a teacher, further solidifying his status as a versatile and accomplished actor.
In the calendar year spanning from 2020 to 2021, a notable individual embarked on a unique and innovative artistic endeavor, taking to the virtual stage for a series of live online performances of Tom Cavanaugh's critically acclaimed and award-winning Zoom thriller, titled "Now, Now, Now...", captivating audiences with his exceptional talent and versatility.
Notable short films featuring Robert's talent have gained recognition at prestigious festivals, including the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, where his work "Tip Toe" made a notable appearance. Furthermore, his short film "Attack Of The Film Festivals" took home the coveted Best Short Film Comedy award at the 2015 Burbank International Film Festival, a testament to his comedic prowess.
Moreover, Robert's 2016 short film "Happy Hour" has garnered multiple awards, offering audiences a glimpse into his romantic side, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
Notably, his most recent cinematic endeavour, a captivating short film titled Moving Violation, is slated to make its highly anticipated debut in July of the upcoming year 2022 at the prestigious LA Shorts Festival, a renowned platform that showcases and celebrates the art of short filmmaking.
Robert and Christine DiTillio, a dynamic duo in the world of filmmaking, have been making waves with their latest short comedy, The Book Club, which they produced and starred in alongside writing the screenplay. This talented pair has been busy making the rounds on the festival circuit, showcasing their creative talents to a wider audience.
In addition to their work on The Book Club, Robert has been making a name for himself in the horror genre with his short script, Easy To Scare, which took home the top prize at the 2019 We Make Movies Short Film Challenge. Not only did he pen the script, but he also donned the director's hat and produced the film alongside Christine, who also stars as Janet in the project.
As Easy To Scare enters the post-production phase, fans of Robert and Christine's work are eagerly anticipating its release. With their impressive track record and dedication to their craft, it's clear that this talented duo is destined for great things in the world of film.
