Rodman Flender, a native New Yorker, has had a diverse career spanning the realms of acting, filmmaking, and television production. He began his journey by taking the stage on Broadway, showcasing his thespian skills. Meanwhile, he further honed his creative abilities by studying documentary filmmaking at the prestigious Harvard University.
As Vice President of Production for the renowned independent movie icon, Roger Corman, Flender had the opportunity to cut his teeth in the film industry. This experience laid the groundwork for his future directing endeavors, which would go on to showcase his eclectic tastes and versatility.
Flender's impressive array of film and television directing credits is a testament to his boundless creativity and willingness to take on diverse projects. He has successfully navigated the horror genre with films such as "The Unborn" and "Scream - The TV Series," while also delving into the world of comedy with notable shows like NBC's "The Office" and "Ugly Betty."
In addition to his work in scripted television, Flender has also explored the realm of comedy-horror with HBO's "Tales From the Crypt" and the Columbia Pictures release "Idle Hands." His documentary feature credits are equally impressive, with "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop" being one of Roger Ebert's Ten Best Documentaries of 2011.
