Robert Blea, age. 28 could be defined as a

Chemist, Physicst,

Engineer, Mathematican, Artist, Student, and all

around great guy. While a

degree in Computer Science/ Engineering is his goal,

Robert has always enjoyed

entertaining people. "I like to make people think

while teaching them something new, or just

making people laugh," says Robert.

With men and women from around the country becoming

movie and television stars

overnight, because of the reality t.v. fad. Robert

doesn't feel at all bitter

about. Having to do homework as college student and

work full time, while

others are having their dreams come true. "Finding a

pretty face or finding

someone to play the fool has always been easy,

because people don't want to

work hard or get their hands dirty. They what

success, they want fame, and

aren't willing to wait for their true talent to

develop. However, when you have

a slow economy, businesses in and out of Hollywood

are looking for empolyees

who can do more than play the fool or look good,"

says Robert.

Rather than signing up the reality or game show

of the minute. Hoping for a

short toward success and an opportunity in Hollywood

Robert has spent the ten

years since graduating High School developing his

craft for Screenwriting, and

passion for learning higher levels of Math,Science

and Business.

In an effort to become a valuable asset to any

Studio, Company, or Network,

willing to give an opportunity to prove himself.

"Networks and Studios just

seem to miss the boat when it comes to giving people

what they want. Back in

the Nineteen Eighties the part largest part of the

American population was

between the ages of fifteen to thirty five, the so

called target market for

Newtorks, Studios, and advertisers. It's easy to see

why Network television

ratings are down and less people are going to the

movies. People are getting

older therefore, ratings for Cable Networks, with

classic Movies and Television

shows are rising everyday. With only so much money to

go around in a tight

economy. Hollywood can either keep losing money,

adapt to their audience, or

wait until the newborn to Nineteen age group grows up

to make their money," says Robert.

Whether, in Hollywood, Wall Street, Main Street or

the elite levels of

higher education, or research. Like fine wine Robert

Blea will only get better with and experience

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