Robert Tate is a renowned documentary film and television director, whose body of work is deeply rooted in capturing the creative process and the extraordinary stories of individuals who are driven to rise above the ordinary and make a profound impact on their own lives.
With a diverse range of projects under his belt, Robert has garnered an impressive array of awards and accolades, including the prestigious Emmy Award, the International Documentary Association (IDA) Award, the Cine Golden Eagle Award, the New York Festival Award, the Taste Award, the Telly Award, and the James Beard Award, among others.
His extensive portfolio of work includes the critically acclaimed PBS series "Diary of a Foodie", "Lidia Celebrates America", "Moveable Feast", "America Revealed", and the Sundance Channel's "Architecture School", as well as several feature documentaries, including "Eleven Minutes" for Regent Releasing and "The Magic Pill" for Netflix.
Most recently, Robert served as the editor for the feature fashion documentary "Happy Clothes: a film about Patricia Field", which showcases the life and career of the renowned costume designer and stylist.
