Robert C. Profusek

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Robert C. Profusek (born January 7, 1980) is an Emmy-nominated^[1][2] American filmmaker, producer, entertainment executive, and entrepreneur, best known for Kusama: Infinity (2018),^[3] The Girl Is in Trouble (2015)^[4][5][6] and Holy Rollers (2010).^[7][8]

Profusek is founder and executive producer of Digital Harvest Media,^[9] a development and execution stage media and entertainment incubator that has projects in various states of production and release including Born Free (2023),^[10][11] Queen of New York (2023),^[12] the live-action short film Ted & Noel (2023), as well as Without a Doubt (in production), 8X10 (post-production) and Ketchup & Watermelon (post-production).^[13]