Robert Rippberger is a filmmaker with a broad array of creative and executive experience. He most recently directed and produced the Harlem drama, 'Strive,' with Danny Glover to be released through AMC's Urban Movie Channel and Aspire TV, as well as the war on drugs documentary, 'Public Enemy Number One' from Executive Producer Ice-T that is currently playing festivals having premiered at DOCLA.

In 2016, Robert directed/produced the documentary '7 Days in Syria,' a look at the human side of the war in Aleppo. The film was championed by Angelina Jolie, screened at Britain's House of Lords, to senior members of the U.N., and was released on Hulu and Amazon.

Robert went on to executive produce with Jason Blum the feature doc, 'Alive & Kicking'. The film was sold to Magnolia Films after its debut at the 2016 SXSW Film Festival where it received a Grand Jury nomination. The film is available on Netflix.

In 2006, Robert formed the production company Aletheia Films, a philosophy term used to describe 'a disclosing of truth', with a view to make entertaining and impactful films for mass audiences. The company has produced for Trumbull Studios, The NY Times, The Jane Goodall Institute, and Warren Miller.

Robert received a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from UC, Berkeley in 2012 where he was awarded the Eisner Prize for his film 'In the Middle.' It is considered "the highest award given for creativity on the UC, Berkeley campus."