Mark Seliger
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Executive Producer: Ruth Levy
Creative Director: Andy Gray at Transport New York
Senior Art Director: Kate Evans
Account & Creative Production Director: Masha Spaic
Producer: Madi Overstreet
Location Manager: Brenda Ferrell
Photo Assistants: Romy Kirchauer, Adam Dowling
DP: Joseph White at Artistry
AC: Chris Slany
Male Talent: Rafael Gubert at Two Management
Wardrobe Stylist: Emma Jade Morrison at The Wall Group
Hair: Halley Brisker at The Wall Group
Make-up: Valeria Ferreira at The Wall Group
Manicurist: Jolene Brodeur at The Wall Group
Groomer: Christine Nelli at Forward Artists
Set Designer: Thomas Thurnauer
Post Supervisor: Rachel Crowe
Editing Company: Roam Editorial Inc.
Sr. Editor: Barney Miller
Sr. Assistant: David Bryen
Assistant Editor: Maxson Wagenberg
Executive Producer: Laura Shackleford
Managing Director/Owner: Krystn Wagenberg
Colorist: RCO/Seth Ricart
Music: “Daydream” by Andrew Hollander, Addie Hamilton + Aaron Frazer
Starring: Des Rocs
Raquel Dominique
Record Label: Sumerian Records
Executive Producer: Brad LaFave
Locations: Janes Ives Studio
and
Coney Island, Brookly, NY
Executive Producer: Ruth Levy
Producer: Madi Overstreet
First Assistant: Romy Kirchauer
Photo Assistants: Reggie Desilus
Will Foerster
AC: Edwin Herrera
Drone Operators: Maycol Segura
Mark Grochowski
Wardrobe: Emily Shephard
Prop Stylist: Michael Sturgeon
PAs: Stella Santini
Alex Choi
Editing Company: Roam Editorial Inc.
Sr. Editor: Sarah Iben
Sr. Assistant: David Bryen
Extra Special Effects: Barney Miller
Managing Director/Owner: Krystn Wagenberg
Color/Finishing: RCO
Supervising Colorist: Seth Ricart
Colorist: Derrick Yuen
Conform and Color Assist: Rachel Dwornick
Color and Finishing Producer: Sheina Dao
VFX Artist: Molly Tomecek
Post Supervisor: Rachel Crowe
Collaborating closely with the talented set designer Thomas Thurnauer and the one and only cinematographer, Pete Konczal, we created a dynamic world where two legends unite: Lenny and Ray-Ban. This project seamlessly integrates stills and motion to forge a powerful connection.
Congrats to Ray-Ban and Lenny on the launch of this incredible new line.
Director: Mark Seliger
Starring: Lenny Kravitz
Executive Producer: Ruth Levy
DP: Pete Konczal
AC: Jon Cooper
Photo Assistants: Romy Kirchauer
David Friske
Editor: Olivier Wicki/LVLY
Senior Producer: Adam Zeitlen/Friend or Foe
VFX Artist: Molly Tomecek
Color: Seth Ricart/RCO
Music: “Are You Gonna Go My Way” (instrumental) written by Lenny Kravitz, Craig Ross
Audio Mix: Tom Goldblatt/Decibel
Production Coordinator: Madi Overstreet
Production Company: Photobomb Production
Wardrobe Stylist: Rodney Burns
Hair: Felicia Leatherwood
Make-up: Gianluca Mandelli
Set Designer: Thomas Thurnauer
Post Supervisor: Rachel Crowe
Written by Mark Seliger, Michael Duff and Nick Brophy
Performed by Rusty Truck
Produced by Larry Campbell
Recorded at Milan Hill Studios
Engineered by Justin Guip
Mixed by Nick Brophy
Mixed at The Laundry Room Studio, Franklin, TN
Vocal Production and Additional Engineering by Nick Brophy
Mastered by Andrew Mendelson
Mastered at Georgetown Masters
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Director: Mark Seliger
Starring: Ruth Bell
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No part of this video may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the copyright holder.
Song: Find My Way
Written by Mark Seliger and Michael Duff
Performed by Rusty Truck, featuring Sheryl Crow
Produced by Larry Campbell
Recorded at Milan Hill Studios
Engineered by Justin Guip
Mixed by Nick Brophy
Mixed at The Laundry Room Studio, Franklin, TN
Vocal Production and Additional Engineering by Nick Brophy
Mastered by Andrew Mendelson
Mastered at Georgetown Masters
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Download on Spotify: lnk.dmsmusic.co/rustytruck_findmyway/ms-spotify-4
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No part of this video may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the copyright holder.
Written by Mark Seliger and Michael Duff
Performed by Rusty Truck
Produced by Larry Campbell
Recorded at Milan Hill Studios
Engineered by Justin Guip
Mixed by Nick Brophy
Mixed at The Laundry Room Studio, Franklin, TN
Vocal Production and Additional Engineering by Nick Brophy
Mastered by Andrew Mendelson
Mastered at Georgetown Masters
Download on Apple Music: music.apple.com/us/album/aint-over-me-single/1654297193?ls=1
Download on Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/2eLH1yRXwCvLQuvFGG3lWK
All Channels here: lnk.dmsmusic.co/rustytruck_aintoverme
Director: Mark Seliger
Story: Mark Seliger and Antonio Navas
Choreographer: Twyla Tharp
Starring: Katie Holmes
Benjamin Freemantle
Dancers:
Jacquelin Harris
John Selya
Kara Chan
George Sanders
Marzia Memoli
Reed Tankersley
Jada German
Graham Reese
Executive Producer: Ruth Levy
Producer: Madi Overstreet
Production Assistant: Katie Bauer
Steadicam Operator: Michael Klein
A/C: Henry Lilien
2nd A/C: Kevin Meuzner
Gaffer: Eric Hora
Key Grip: Brandon Taylor
Playback: Jose Segura
First Assistant: Romy Kirchauer
Photo Assistant: Florence Sullivan
Location: 37VD Studio
Stylist: Daniel Edley
Stylist Assistants: Joao Pedro Assis
Joe Jacobs
Hair: Takuya Yamaguchi at The Wall Group using Oribe
Hair Assistants: Ubu Nagano
Chika Yokoyama
Make-up: Devra Kinery
Make-up Assistants: Ann Gior
Emma Rosman
Set Designer: Michael Sturgeon
Set Designer Assistant: Ryan Schaefer
Post Supervisor: Rachel Crowe
Color: RCO
Colorist: Seth Ricart
Color Senior Producer: Sheina Dao
Editorial: Friend or Foe
Editor: Olivier Wicki
Assistant Editor: Arden Phillips
Senior Producer: Adam Zeitlen
Managing Director/EP: Wendy Brovetto
Finishing/VFX: Juniper Jones
Flame Artist: Mindy Dubin + Molly Tomecek/Mischief VFX, Inc.
Mix/Sound Design: Decibel
Mix/Sound Designer: Patrick Navarre
Executive Producer: Alicia Rodgers
© 2022 Mark Seliger. All rights reserved.
No part of this video may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the copyright holder.
Directed by Mark Seliger
At night, the desert really comes alive and the Dasylirion plant thrives. Watching this labor intensive process, which is distilled twice, is one of the most pure experiences I’ve ever witnessed, as well as tasted.
The good folks of Chihuahua and the team led by Don LaLo helped make this an extra special project. Now go fetch a bottle but take your time sipping.
Director: Mark Seliger
Creative Director: Antonio Navas
DP: Igor Martinovic
Editor: Hank Corwin / Lost Planet
Creative Director: Antonio Navas
DP: Igor Martinovic
Producer: Ruth Levy
Production: Coco Knudson, Madi Overstreet
Photo Assistants: Romy Rainer, Reggie Desilus
Casting: Barbara Pfister
Stylist: Arianne Phillips
Hair: Brent Lavett
Makeup: Jo Strettell
Manicure: @honeynailz
Location Scout: John Perez
Set Designer: Michael Sturgeon
DP: Zak Mulligan
1st AD: Chris Bicknell
Gaffer: Keagan Fuller
Key Grip: Matt Tomko
Song: “New Wave” by Sam Tinnesz / Resin8
Post Supervisor: Rachel Crowe
Editor: Rachel Butler/Lost Planet
Post: Seth Ricart / RCO Color + Finishing
Song: Michael Kiwanuka – You Ain’t the Problem
Director: Mark Seliger
DP: Pete Konczal
Editor: Olivier Wicki/LVLY
Stylist: Arianne Phillips
CD: Rockwell Harwood
Casting: Barbara Pfister
Producer: Ruth Levy
Production: Coco Knudson
Hair: Dennis Lanni
Make-up: Maud Laceppe
DP: Pete Konczal ASP
Watch the special surprise moment here.
Director: Mark Seliger
DP: Chris Ewers
Editor: Barney Miller/CosmoStreet
Agency: Mother London
Watch the special surprise moment here.
Director: Mark Seliger
DP: Chris Ewers
Editor: Barney Miller/CosmoStreet
Agency: Mother London
Watch the special surprise moment here.
Director: Mark Seliger
DP: Chris Ewers
Editor: Barney Miller/CosmoStreet
Agency: Mother London
Jean-Pierre Montague, best known for his prowess on the tennis court and his impeccable FILA style, presents his true life’s passion: Emotional Color Theory. Believing that the truth of emotional stability can be found in the hues of the world around us, he authored the groundbreaking. Book, The Dress Code of Human Nature.
featuring music by Dusty Bear
Edited by Barney Miller
Directed by Mark Seliger
Directed by Mark Seliger
Animation by Quentin Bailliuex
I brought 5. George was quiet but a willing participant. And after the shoot was over, as a gift, he picked up the Martin ukulele and played 20 minutes of Hawaiian love songs for us. The entire team sat down and listened to him. When we were finished, he turned to me and said “we’ll meet someday on the avenue,” and headed to his car with the ukulele—which happened to be the most expensive one. When I told him it was a rental, he said with a wink, “You can bill Jann Wenner,” Rolling Stone’s editor-in-chief.
B-Sides is what I call the photographs that almost made it--the shots that were a beat away from being on the cover of Rolling Stone or Vanity Fair; the ones that almost landed in the fashion campaign or the album liner notes. These images are the unseen personal snapshots I've taken of my heroes.
This past year of quiet reflection amid great strife has provided the right circumstances to revisit my archive of contact sheets with the context that the passage of time provides. The images that made the cut back then were selected by councils of editors, producers, and all sorts of collaborators at a specific moment in time--soon-to-be icons and legends at the height of fame documented during the golden age of magazine-making. The images that have made the cut for B-Sides represent a more solitary editing process for me, one full of analysis and memory.
Few people know this but, long before I was a photographer, I was the guy that made the photographer's prints. The darkroom has long been my chapel, but printing B-Sides has taught me there's an infinite number of ways to interact with past work. This is a time machine to different moments in my career. I love that I can go back and see the magic of who the subjects of my portraits were at that time--not just as they were immortalized on a cover but how they lived across every frame.
Launching today (with new releases every day this week), B-Sides 002 will be printed on archival pigment paper, a process which allows us to sell fine art prints at a price point that lowers the barrier of entry to buying art while still raising funds for New York Cares.
Camera Assistant: Davis McCutcheon
Drone Tech: Demian Neufeld
Subjects: Megan Hornaday
Jakob Levy
Delilah Levy
Hair & Make-up: Anna Kurihara
Editor: Barney Miller
Song: Come On In
Performed by Lady Wray
Written By Leon Michels
Published by BMG Platinum Songs US (BMI)
All Rights Administered by BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Edited by Davis McCutcheon
Lenny Kravitz, Creative Director for Dom Pérignon, turns inspiration into creation. In 2019, the artist applies his talent as a designer for Dom Pérignon with the creation of a limited-edition bottle, a magnum candleholder, and a champagne table.
In 2018, Lenny Kravitz was named Creative Director and Photographer of Dom Pérignon. This artistic collaboration continues as Kravitz steps into the role of designer with the release of three limited-edition design pieces.
PLEASE, DRINK RESPONSIBLY
Champagne, © 2019 Imported by Moët Hennessy USA, Inc., New York, NY
DP: Nate Podshadley
Editor: Barney Miller
Directed by Mark Seliger
Directed by Mark Seliger
Vogue Italia Presents
A Mark Seliger Story
Directed by Samy Mosher
DP - Michael Stine
Editor - Emily Spiegelman-Noel / Modern Post
Steadycam Op - Michael Klein
VoiceOver - Jodie Turner Smith
Styling by Renata Correa
Original Score by Nick Leng
Words by Nick Miller
Model #1 - Aaliyah Hydes
Model #2 - Kiko Arrai
Model #3 - Lia Pavlova
Model #4 - Steffy Argelich
Model #5 - Isabella Emmack
Model #6 - Jay Wright
Executive Producer - Ruth Levy
Producer - Coco Knudson
Production Coordinator - Devon Davey
Production Assistant - Zach Wolf
Production Assistant - Kate Dumke
Production Intern - Janelle Clements
Photo Assistant - John Kelsey
Photo Intern - Mark Grochowski
Digital Tech - Matthew Shrier/Industrial Color
Editorial Secretary - Antonella Airaghi
Production Manager - Christina Nicastri
Creative Director - Giovanni Bianco
Associate Creative Director - Kevin Tekinel
Account Manager - Julia Roven
Vogue Italia Producer - Olga Ush
Wardrobe Assistant - Luma Palomba
Casting - Juliun Williams/DM Fashion Studio
Hair - Ashley Javier
Hair Assistant - Nevada Raffaele
Makeup - Kabuki
Manicurist - Ami Vega
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In Christopher Street Stories, Seliger presents a deeper dive into the souls of the subjects of his book. Comprised of a series of interviews, this film tells complex human stories of people who have not been seen enough. It tells the stories of their hopes, their dreams and their struggles to become who they are. Together, they embody the history of the Ellis Island for gender identity and capture the legendary spirit of Christopher Street.
“These portraits were taken in my backyard, in the heart of Greenwich Village, where the LGBT movement began. The brave souls who participated in this project live the realities of one of the biggest civil rights issues of our time,” says Seliger.“ Their stories are ones of beauty, struggle, passion, and hope.”
Directed by Mark Seliger
Produced by Frankie Mark
Production Coordinator: Coco Knudson
Edited by Guy Shaham & Barney Miller
Supervising Editor: Barney Miller
Post Production Coordinator: Rachel Crowe
Director of Photography: Nathan Podshadley
Music by Jesse Beaman
Additional Music Supervision: Francis Garcia For Shout It Out Loud Music Hair by Natasha Leibel, Artists by Timothy Priano
Make-up by Raul Otero, Artists by Timothy Priano
Additional Makeup & Hair by Todd Harris Wolf for Sally Harlor
Sound Tech: Gillian Arthur
Camera Assistant: John Kelsey
Copyright 2016 Mark Seliger
In Christopher Street Stories, Seliger presents a deeper dive into the souls of the subjects of his book. Comprised of a series of interviews, this film tells complex human stories of people who have not been seen enough. It tells the stories of their hopes, their dreams and their struggles to become who they are. Together, they embody the history of the Ellis Island for gender identity and capture the legendary spirit of Christopher Street.
“These portraits were taken in my backyard, in the heart of Greenwich Village, where the LGBT movement began. The brave souls who participated in this project live the realities of one of the biggest civil rights issues of our time,” says Seliger.“ Their stories are ones of beauty, struggle, passion, and hope.”
Directed by Mark Seliger
Produced by Frankie Mark
Production Coordinator: Coco Knudson
Edited by Guy Shaham & Barney Miller
Supervising Editor: Barney Miller
Post Production Coordinator: Rachel Crowe
Director of Photography: Nathan Podshadley
Music by Jesse Beaman
Additional Music Supervision: Francis Garcia For Shout It Out Loud Music
Hair by Natasha Leibel, Artists by Timothy Priano
Make-up by Raul Otero, Artists by Timothy Priano
Additional Makeup & Hair by Todd Harris Wolf for Sally Harlor
Sound Tech: Gillian Arthur
Camera Assistant: John Kelsey
Copyright 2016 Mark Seliger


