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Robert Munic is an Emmy® and DGA award-nominated writer, director, and producer. He created and launched POWERBOOK IV: FORCE for Starz, A&E's The Cleaner starring Benjamin Bratt, and DirecTV's ICE featuring Ray Winstone. His executive producer credits include BET's anthology series TALES, Fox's Gang Related, Empire, and Star, as well as Vital Signs, which he wrote and executive produced alongside Dr. Dre, starring Michael Kenneth Williams, Ian McShane, Dr. Dre, and Sam Rockwell. He is currently adapting Chef Keith Corbin's memoir, California Soul, for Paramount TV, and working on Unt. Damon West and Karl Kani projects for Lionsgate TV with The Tannenbaum Company. Munic has also teamed up with Michael Van Dyck and Ingrid Rogers to acquire the rights to New York Times bestselling author Ted Dekker's novel Play Dead for television adaptation.
In film, Munic wrote Fighting, starring Channing Tatum and Terrence Howard, Unt. NASCAR for MGM, and Vision Quest for Warner Brothers. He is adapting the YA novel Nowhere But Here for Voltage Pictures.
Munic served as writer, director, and producer on Showtime's They Call Me Sirr, starring Michael Clarke Duncan, which earned Emmy® and DGA Award nominations, as well as Showtime's In a Class of His Own. He received an Emmy® nomination for his writing on the film and won the Excellence in a Television Film award from the National Television Review Board.
Together with his wife Ingrid Rogers, Munic owns and operates Pull The Pin Productions, Inc., where they have several projects currently in development.
