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Marc is first and foremost an artist. Regardless of the medium he brings the same amount of passion and commitment to each and every project he takes on. Marc puts a strong emphasis on collaboration during the creative process. He believes that only together can we overcome the unique challenges that each project brings.

DIRECTOR

Directing is the newest and perhaps the most rewarding undertaking of Marcs young career. The world of directing was first opened up to him in the winter of 07-08 when a fellow director suggested that he submit a treatment for consideration to The Do Labs winter collaboration project. This treatment produced the music video for David Starfires Sucka Free and was widely distributed across the Internet in association with The Do Lab. This video led to several more projects during 2008 where Marc continued to refine his craft. Currently, Marcs latest video for David Starfire is waiting to be released by Six Degrees Records to cross promote both David Starfire and Sony in spring of 2009.

Marc continues to study film and motion pictures everyday in attempt to further refine his skills. He plans to bring his vision to the world one project at a time. He is currently pursuing any and all opportunities to create, collaborate or otherwise give back to the community that has given him so much.
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Cinematography is Marcs first true love in world of motion pictures. Marc has spent a lifetime studying both film and digital technologies and feels equaling at home with a magazine full of motion picture stock or the latest form of High Definition acquisition.
The first piece that Marc lensed that got any real notoriety was a short produced in Florida. It was period piece called, Puttin on the Massa directed by Sean Piper and shot on Panavision cameras. It was powerful piece that got festival play and garnered a lot of local buzz. After the success of Massa Marc moved into a new phase of his career. One where survival was paramount and shooting was a luxury. During this time Marc not only survived but also triumphed. He became a valuable member of lighting department where he was able to work with and study light on a daily basis. He quickly rose to the position of gaffer where he had the opportunity to light numerous features, commercials, music videos and television shows. All of which has only made him stronger when standing behind the lens.
During this time of heavy immersion in the lighting department Marc also made time to shoot various projects, everything from music videos to documentaries. Currently Marc has been seen shooting on his directorial projects and still doing work for hire as well.