Rob Hollocks is proof that storytelling instincts don’t disappear—they evolve. After 15 years leading global campaigns at Paramount for hits like “Indiana Jones,” “Mission: Impossible,” “Star Trek,” and “Saving Private Ryan,” Rob stepped away from the studio system to write, direct, and produce original work. His indie company, Bloody Marvelous Pictures, is now home to bold, genre-bending films that explore the emotional and the eerie with equal intensity. In this cinematic conversation...
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Rob Hollocks is proof that storytelling instincts don’t disappear—they evolve. After 15 years leading global campaigns at Paramount for hits like “Indiana Jones,” “Mission: Impossible,” “Star Trek,” and “Saving Private Ryan,” Rob stepped away from the studio system to write, direct, and produce original work. His indie company, Bloody Marvelous Pictures, is now home to bold, genre-bending films that explore the emotional and the eerie with equal intensity. In this cinematic conversation...
Lyle Workman: Guitarist and Film Composer Behind "Superbad" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin."
Energis Podcast
52 minutes
4 months ago
Lyle Workman: Guitarist and Film Composer Behind "Superbad" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin."
🎸 Lyle Workman has done what few musicians can. He mastered the art of hit songs and the craft of film scores, building a career that spans rock legends and Hollywood blockbusters. Whether trading guitar licks with Beck and Sting or scoring comedies like "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Superbad," Lyle’s work has quietly shaped the soundtrack of pop culture. His journey moves between studio sessions and scoring stages, blending instinct, precision, and creative trust. His career is a masterclass...
Energis Podcast
Rob Hollocks is proof that storytelling instincts don’t disappear—they evolve. After 15 years leading global campaigns at Paramount for hits like “Indiana Jones,” “Mission: Impossible,” “Star Trek,” and “Saving Private Ryan,” Rob stepped away from the studio system to write, direct, and produce original work. His indie company, Bloody Marvelous Pictures, is now home to bold, genre-bending films that explore the emotional and the eerie with equal intensity. In this cinematic conversation...
