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Robert R. Kessel. June 15, 1937 — September 9, 2024. Robert R. Kessel, 87, Bismarck, passed away on Monday, September 9, 2024. Funeral Mass will be oat 10:30 AM on Monday, September 16, 2024, at Catholic Church of the Ascension, 1905 S Third St., Bismarck. Burial will be at the ND Veterans Cemetery at 2:00 PM.
Robert Kessel is Executive Vice President of Narrative Film at Participant where co-manages the development and production of the narrative films for the company. Since joining Participant in 2013, Kessel has been integral in the production of the company's most commercially successful films to date -Wonder and Green Book - as an Executive ...
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Mar 26, 2013 · Robert Kessel has joined Participant Media as Senior Vice President of Production. Reporting to Jonathan King, Participant’s Executive Vice President of Production, Kessel will help manage the development, production, and acquisition of narrative films for the company.
Robert Kessel is Executive Vice President of Narrative Film at Participant where co-manages the development and production of the narrative films for the company. Since joining Participant in 2013, Kessel has been integral in the production of the company's most commercially successful films to date -Wonder and Green Book - as an Executive ...
Robert Kessel is Executive Vice President of Narrative Film at Participant, the leading global media company dedicated to entertainment that stands at the intersection of art and activism, where he co-manages the development and production of narrative films.
Aug 22, 2019 · Participant Media has named industry veterans Anikah McLaren and Robert Kessel as co-heads of the company’s film department with the titles of executive vice president.
Robert Kessel is Executive Vice President of Narrative Film at Participant where co-manages the development and production of the narrative films for the company. Since joining Participant in 2013, Kessel has been integral in the production of the company’s most commercially successful films to date —Wonder and Green Book — as an ...
