| CONTACT Mark Schwartzbard | 917.453.7784 mark@markschwartzbard.com IMDb Profile |
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| ADDITIONAL PROJECTS -The Comedy (Premiering Sundance 2012) -Think of Me (Premiering Toronto 2011) -Falling Awake (IFC) -Losing Ground (Cinetic) -Film Makes Us Happy (Wholphin) -LaLa Land (Showtime) |
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Mark Schwartzbard studied film at Ithaca College, then moved to New York and spent a decade working as a camera assistant on films including Woody Allen’s “Hollywood Ending,” and Martin Scorsese’s “The Departed,” as well as “Little Children,” “Rent,” “Hitch,” “Pollock,” and, the most fun of all, “Borat,” which led to work as a camera operator on director Larry Charles’ next few projects, including “Religulous” and “Brüno”. He also went through a period of working, at one time or another, on many of the episodic TV shows filmed in New York, including “Now and Again,” “Ed,” “Sex In the City,” “Third Watch,” “The $treet,” “Hack,” “Philly,” and just about all of the Law & Order franchises. He has a vague memory of working on a pile of music videos for artists he can’t remember and on dozens and dozens of commercials he’d mostly rather forget.
As DP Mark has shot nine narrative feature films (Most recently “The Comedy” starring Tim Heidecker of Tim and Eric, “Think of Me” starring Lauren Ambrose, and “The Dish and the Spoon” starring Greta Gerwig), three documentary features, a healthy pile of shorts, and the Showtime series “La La Land.” He now divides his time between New York, Los Angeles, and wherever the next job is.