Veteran artist · U.S. Marine Corps (retired)
United States
Retired Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 2, creative producer, director, author and recording artist based in San Antonio, Texas.
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Album · 16 songs
A 16-track album inspired by my personal journey through military service, struggles after retirement, faith, healing, and finding purpose again.
“These songs reflect my journey through struggles, faith, healing, and hope.”
Robert Bunnell is a proud United States Marine Corps veteran, devoted family man, and man of Christian faith. His service to his country, love for his family, and relationship with God are the foundations of who he is and the values he brings to everything he creates. Based in San Antonio, Texas, Robert is a creative producer, director, editor, author, and recording artist.
A retired Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 2 with 24 years of service, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, he brings operational leadership and firsthand military perspective to his creative work. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 3D Game Design from the University of the Incarnate Word and an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot certification.
His independent film credits include Lowriders vs Zombies from Space (co-producer and visual effects supervisor) and Home (sound mixer). He wrote Zombie Ninja: Dark Lightning, inspired by his son’s original idea, and created the album From Broken to Blessed. Through his Super Eye Eye YouTube channel, he explores visual effects, filmmaking, and AI-assisted media. Robert is especially passionate about helping veterans tell authentic, compelling stories.
Novel
About 15 years ago, my son Isaac, who's on the autism spectrum, came up with the idea for a character called Zombie Ninja. … Recently, I had the opportunity to take something my son imagined as a kid and bring it to life as a published novel. It's more than a book to me. It's a father's way of honoring his son's creativity and showing him that an idea he had 15 years ago mattered then, and it still matters today.
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