Rob Moretti began acting at the age of 14. Within two years of studying his craft, he landed a co-starring role in his first feature film entitled "House on Tombstone Hill." Not long after did he land other roles in both mainstream and indie films such as "Quiet Winter", "Scenes From A Mall" and "The Beat."

In 1994 he created his own production company in an effort to make his first film. During the process, Rob produced a number of short films, the most memorable and rewarding being "Evil & Upside Down" by Goran Dukic and starring Will Arnett. He has also produced and was assistant director on a number of other projects.

Rob made his directorial debut with the feature film "Crutch," which landed in the Top 50 DVD Rentals in the US for three consecutive weeks in January 2005. It has been re-released in 2009 on DVD independently and continues to remain in the Top 100 Rentals of Gay/Lesbian movies on Amazon.

Rob recently completed acting in 5 films and can currently be seen in "An Affirmative Act" on Time Warner Cable VOD.