"The more you can do, the more you get  to do."                                                        --Tom Savini

Graduating Cum Laude from New York University's Institute of Film and Television in 1980, BWP
President Bill Rogers first worked as an Apprentice Editor, then Assistant Editor, then Sound Editor on
low-budget features and network television shows.
While working on a documentary about Leonardo DaVinci
for NBC, Bill earned his membership into the Editor's Union.

Soon after, Bill secured an agent for his screenwriting.  
(His recent screenplay, Goth, received a coveted "recommend " in Creative Screenwriting Magazine's
AAA Screenplay Contest, placing it in the top 15% of the 3000 entries.  Goth was also
a quarter-finalist in Fade-In Magazine's 10th Annual Fade In Awards Contest.)
    
Bill moved from assistant to Editor while working on corporate television programs for AT&T and Sony.
 He soon began directing and writing corporate video as well.  Bill has directed and/or written video for
AT&T, Burger King, GTE, Merrill Lynch, Philip Morris and especially Kraft Foods where he enjoyed
permalance status for sixteen years under the management of Bill Hoppe and Jack Gagliardo.

An award-winning photographer, Bill regularly shoots headshots and portfolio work for actors and
models.

Bill continues to pursue a variety of creative endeavors, having directed the plays Lincoln, and A
Christmas Carol (with Tony winner Mark Holman) in New York,  and most recently the dramatic short
film, The Devil You Know.

Graduating Cum Laude from New York University's Institute of Film and Television in 1980, BWP
President Bill Rogers first worked as an Apprentice Editor, then Assistant Editor, then Sound Editor on
low-budget features and network television shows.
While working on a documentary about Leonardo DaVinci
for NBC, Bill earned his membership into the Editor's Union.

Soon after, Bill secured an agent for his screenwriting.  
(His recent screenplay, Goth, received a coveted "recommend " in Creative Screenwriting Magazine's
AAA Screenplay Contest, placing it in the top 15% of the 3000 entries.  Goth was also
a quarter-finalist in Fade-In Magazine's 10th Annual Fade In Awards Contest.)
      
Bill moved from assistant to Editor while working on corporate television programs for AT&T and Sony.
 He soon began directing and writing corporate video as well.  Bill has directed and/or written video for
AT&T, Burger King, GTE, Merrill Lynch, Philip Morris and especially Kraft Foods where he enjoyed
permalance status for sixteen years under the management of Bill Hoppe and Jack Gagliardo.

An award-winning photographer, Bill regularly shoots headshots and portfolio work for actors and
models.

Bill continues to pursue a variety of creative endeavors, having directed the plays Lincoln, and A
Christmas Carol (with Tony winner Mark Holman) in New York,  and most recently the dramatic short
film, The Devil You Know.