Robert Ortiz Email & Phone Number

Sarasota, Fl, Us

Sarasota, Florida, United States

The traditional media landscape has been reshaped; the current environment has created an opportunity for all brands to become media brands. The past 16 years of my 41 years of working in the entertainment industry have been focused on creating unique experiences for major brands across all platforms that were meaningful, entertaining, and effective. The 3rd Act of my career will continue to blur the lines between traditional media, web and mobile by creating content for social and digital using data science to focus content creation strategies and distribution strategies to target the perfect audience for your content. At Act3 Media, we provide enhanced promotion with results. For your personally tailored entertainment marketing solutions, contact us at info@act3.media

79 5Th Ave.

Acquired by Definition 6 in 2009 as Definition 6’s EVP of Entertainment & Integrated Media, Rob combining the last 16 years of experience in the interactive arena to head up the company’s Entertainment division. The group is comprised of a unique team of cross-disciplined creatives pioneering new forms of storytelling with video and technology Rob’s eclectic 40 years of frontline creative managerial experiences gives him a unique perspective in providing creative solutions for clients and managing NYC's top creative talent.

79 5Th Ave.

Creative Bubble grew from 28 to 55 people since spin-off from iXL. The company now has editorial, graphic design, sound mixing & composing, production as well as healthy interactive division that was involved in creating E-learning experiences for many Pharmaceutical companies. Creative Bubble appears less like a traditional Post facility than it did years ago. The company is now creating content, turnkey solution and promo packages that will start to include more interactive for the broadcast world.

79 5Th Ave.

Rob spent the first 25 years of his career as a creative editor and then transitioned into the role of a creative manager. He started his career at Unitel Video and then co-founded 601 design, a digital postproduction boutique that was sold to iXL in 1998. Rob served as iXL's NYC Managing Director overseeing the company's content creation operations and the development and execution of the company's strategic plan within the Digital Media Solutions division. At the company's height in 1999, which coincided with the height of the dot-com boom, iXL had around 1500 employees, a quarterly revenue of $33 million, and was publicly traded on the Nasdaq exchange, with ticker symbol "IIXL". In November 2001, iXL merged with former competitor Scient, but a smaller division spun off and was rebranded as Creative Bubble.

38Th And 5Th Ave

601 Design was co-founded by Rob and John Tierney. This was their entree into entrepreneurship in the post-production facility world. They hit the road running with an Axial edit system which was wired component and a discreet logic flame suite. We migrated away from the norm and frequently teamed up to attack big projects like the MTV VMA's. 601 Design also started to work with new software like Cosa 1.0 which was sold by Adobe and is now an industry staple recognized as After Effects.

510 West 57Th Street

Rob started editing here on 2 inch tape and before computers and cable TV Disruption of our 3 perfectly good network channels. Rob graduated to cutting edge technology of computers and 1 inch tape. Some of the most noteworthy projects Rob has worked on include the launch of MTV, music videos like "Push It" by Salt & Pepa, Beastie boys, The Pogues, George Carlin comedy Specials, Crazy Eddie commercials, Broadway theatrical 1 act plays by the Neederlanders, Jazz specials at the Blue Note, several of MTV's first Rockumentaries, and the first four season of "YO MTV RAPS". Looking back Rob was blessed with being in the right place at the right time and had an effect on Pop Culture!