Warren is an Emmy award winning film and television producer with more than 30 years experience in the film industry. He has extensive experience in educational video-based programming having played a key role in the development of distance learning programs in Canada. He also has more than 35 feature film and television credits managing projects for most American Studios and major television networks with budgets up to $100M.

As president of Westbay Screen Ventures, Mr. Carr has worked for most studios, including Sony Pictures, Spyglass, Disney, Universal, Warner Bros, ABC, NBC, CBS, TNT, Jim Henson and Alliance/Atlantis. Warren has spent the greatest portion of his career as Production Manager and Line Producer for feature film and television productions in British Columbia - many of them Oscar and Emmy nominated productions. These projects, for which Warren is solely accountable for from a financial, operational and human resource perspective typically range in scale from $5 million USD to over $100M USD for a large feature film generally employing 150 to 200 production staff. As each project is operated as its own company from start-up to completion, Warren is very experienced with the start-up, ramp, execution, operation and exit cycle inherent in the media production process. Through his affiliations with the Directors Guild of Canada, the Directors Guild of America, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, and the Motion Picture Production Industry Association Warren has extensive connections that can assist Rouxbe.

In 2004, Warren was awarded an “Emmy” for his producing role in “Door to Door” (William H. Macy). Other production credits include “I Spy” (Eddie Murphy), Romeo Must Die (Jet Li), “Little Woman” (Winona Ryder), Saving Silverman (Jack Black), Dudley Do Right (Sarah Jessica Parker & Brendan Fraser) and “Connie & Carla” (Nia Vardalos). He has currently just completed his most recent project for Sony, “RV” featuring Robin Williams.