Bob Logan (film director)

Bob Logan, also known as Bobby Logan, is an American film and television producer, writer and film director.[1] His productions include Repossessed,[2] Meatballs 4, Up Your Alley and Yard Sale.

Bob Logan
Born
Occupation(s)Writer, producer, film director

Prior to working in feature films and television, Logan wrote comedy material for comics including: Joan Rivers, Garry Shandling, Rodney Dangerfield, Sam Kinison, and Arsenio Hall.

Besides writing and directing, he has also taught aspiring filmmakers how to make their own low-budget feature films via his "1-Day $99 Film School." Among the school's graduates is Apple co-creator, Steve Wozniak.

Director filmography

  • Life in the Bowling Lane (1985) (V)
  • Up Your Alley (1989)
  • How to Get Revenge (1989) (V)
  • Video Psychiatrist (1990) (V)
  • Repossessed (1990)
  • Meatballs 4 (1992)
  • Count DeCluez Mystery Castle (1993) (FOX PILOT)
  • VENT! (1998) (MTV PILOT)
  • Yard Sale (2004)
  • Grandpa Read's Quiet Time Tales (12 episodes) (2010)
  • Mis Videos Locos (40 episodes) (2011)
  • Vidiots (13 episodes) (2012)

Writer filmography

  • Life in the Bowling Lane (1985) (V)
  • Up Your Alley (1988)
  • How to Get Revenge (1989) (V)
  • Video Psychiatrist (1990) (V)
  • Count DeCluez Mystery Castle (1993) (Fox PILOT)
  • VENT! (1998) (MTV PILOT)
  • Microsoft Music Video (1999) (V)
  • Repossessed (1990)
  • Meatballs 4 (1992) (Direct-to-Video)
  • The World's Most Daring Rescues (1998) (ABC)
  • Yard Sale (2004)
  • Grandpa Read's Quiet Time Tales (12 episodes) (2010)
  • Mis Videos Locos (40 episodes) (2011)
  • Vidiots (2012)

Producer filmography

  • Life in the Bowling Lane (1985) (V)
  • How to Get Revenge (1989) (V)
  • Video Psychiatrist (1990) (V)
  • Count DeCluez Mystery Castle (1993) (FOX PILOT)
  • VENT! (1998) (MTV PILOT)
  • The World's Most Daring Rescues (1998) (ABC)
  • Yard Sale (2004)
  • Grandpa Read's Quiet Time Tales (12 episodes) (2010)
  • Mis Videos Locos (40 episodes) (2011)
  • Vidiots (13 episodes) (2012)

References


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