A Hairdresser Knows Things can become confusing when your bosses are twins, the comedian GARRETT MORRIS was saying -- specifically, the filmmakers MARK and MICHAEL POLISH, the team behind the film "Jackpot," which opens today.
After working as a screenwriter, a news producer and a documentary filmmaker, Mark Allen Smith has written his first novel.
Malik's announcement followed the sentencing of "Innocence of Muslims" filmmaker Mark Basseley Youssef of California to a year in prison for parole violations.
In Japan she met a filmmaker, Mark Szaszy, who taught her to use a camera — they would later marry — and she began taking pictures of the drab private lives of her fellow models, who seemed so glamorous in public.
Adam Chanler-Berat (who was terrific on Broadway in "Next to Normal") comes across as too nice and easygoing to embody persuasively the self-involved, self-distancing, hyper-intellectual gonzo filmmaker Mark Cohen, the show's narrator.
Earlier this year, the filmmaker Mark Romanek invited Storyboard to dance in the music video for Jay Z's "Picasso Baby," which Romanek directed, and which had its première, on HBO, in August.
This could well be the stuff of cheap laughs or, better, raffish comedy, which is often to be found in the young microbudget movie scene known as Mumblecore that Ms. Aselton and her real-life husband, the actor and filmmaker Mark Duplass, are part of.
But before Altidore left on a jet plane, he had a brief enounter with the New York-based comedian and filmmaker Mark Malkoff who was in the Netherlands working on a video series called "101 Other Things to Do in Holland".
The episode was written by series creator Shonda Rhimes and directed by filmmaker Mark Tinker, while Ed Ornelas edited it.
"Discovery Communications is so excited to help Sarah Palin tell the story of Alaska, and to have a great documentary filmmaker in Mark Burnett helping to reveal Alaska's powerful beauty as it has never been filmed, and as told by one of the state's proudest daughters," Discovery COO Peter Liguori added.
The episode was written by Sam Catlin and directed by filmmaker David Slade, marking his first time directing for television.
