Education
University of Westminster.
University of Westminster.
Having begun an early career in radio as a national broadcaster and then an award winning producer/editor in television, Robin moved to Los Angeles to work in film advertising. Now living back in the United Kingdom, he established the London office for Los Angeles-based advertising agency Ignition Creative, where he is currently creative director Burke started out as a DJ on the local student radio station Oxygen FM in Oxford when he was 14.
After 2 years, he was offered a job as a DJ on rival regional station, Fox FM. After another 2 years, aged 18, he moved to London to begin a 3-year degree in film & television production at the University of Westminster in London.
lieutenant was at this point that he was talent-spotted by national radio station Virgin Radio and offered his own nightly radio show – where he became the youngest DJ on national radio. Over the next 7 years, he moved to the weekend breakfast show and then weekday early breakfast while also covering the afternoon and drive-time shifts.
Along with writing, producing and presenting his own show, he also conducted interviews with musicians and celebrities (including Kaiser Chiefs, The Fray, Jordan and The Killers) and presented on-stage at live events such as The Royal Albert Hall and V Festival. Between 2005 & 2006, Robin was the writer/producer/host of the Hit40UK chart show, which was syndicated from London every week on Worldspace and XM Satellite radio.
He also represented the networks as a live presenter at United Kingdom based events including Live8, The Brits and at Abbey Road recording sessions.
Since 2002, Burke has been a recognisable voice-over artist for television and radio commercials and promos. He was represented by Wise Buddah Talent between 2004 and 2009. He is currently represented for voice-over work by Voiceovers Limited. in the United Kingdom and DPN Talent in the United States.
After completing a degree in film & television production at the University of Westminster, he began work at Channel 4 television as a continuity writer/announcer and was on-air on the network"s film channel, Film4.
After moving into the promo department as a writer/producer/editor - he has since worked Channel5 and British Broadcasting Corporation, making high-profile on-air promos for the networks.
Burke left the British Broadcasting Corporation in 2010 to relocate to the United States as a film trailer writer/creative editor in Los Los Angeles 2 years later he returned to London as creative director of Ignition Creative United Kingdom, specialising in promos and trailers for both United Kingdom and United States studios.
He founded his own production company, Media, in the United Kingdom in July 2008 and then incorporated a subsidiary in the United States, Creative, in March 2010. The companies are described as a "creative collective – a means to collaborate with audio and visual production talent and work for brands and clients internationally".
