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Local Vancouver Island resident Robin Webb is a film careerist in the stunt coordination business. Taking part in dozens of films including "From Russia with Love," and "Goldfinger," Webb has transitioned into the director's chair. Some of Webb's latest features include "Seaking Fear," "Keyeye," and his latest "House for Sale." About to screen his film "Keyeye," in Italy, Robin Webb takes a moment to talk about his history in filmmaking and the status of some of his most recent productions. Have a look at the full interview inside...

(Michael Allen) What are some of your earliest memories of filmmaking?

(Robin Webb) "The first movie I did was a movie called 'The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner,' made in 1960. In 1960 I was in England. I was fifteen years old when I went to the show."

(Michael Allen) What inspired you to get into filmmaking?

(Robin Webb) "I was a boxer and they needed somebody.