Bob Rusch

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Bob Rusch - known for his work in such projectsAdvice for working with the Map of emotions: «Saving Mr. Banks» (2013),

Bob began acting while living in Columbus, GA when he was twelve and continued when he moved back to his hometown before his sophomore year in high school. As a freshman, Bob attended Wright State University in Ohio in their BFA acting program then transferred back to New York and graduated from SUNY college at Buffalo with a BA in theatre. After college, Bob spent 5 years in Chicago doing lot's of theatre and after getting his SAG card he moved to Los Angeles in 2000. In 2004, Bob produced his first play under the name "SkyPilot Theatre Company" and in 2006 made SkyPilot a non-profit corporation in which he is the former artistic director.

The most significant works of Bob Rusch

Saving Mr. Banks Poster
Doorman
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Switched at Birth Poster
Janitor
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Raising Hope Poster
Inmate
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Sons of Tucson Poster
Security Guard
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Sons of Anarchy Poster
Skeeter
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Life Poster
Life 2007
CO #2
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Day Break Poster
Day Break 2006
Prison Guard
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Ghost Whisperer Poster
Bartender
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Bones Poster
Bones 2005
Carnival Owner
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Poster
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