Philip J Marshall
Hi - I'm a filmmaker and DGA Director with 20+ years in the business. The most important and exciting thing about being a filmmaker is the ability to find the truth and help people understand it through film. Truth has multiple sides like a prism, but underneath it all, if properly done without influences, a good film can reflect a rainbow of truths. I've been making films since I was 7 years old. I started my career in the early 1980's creating children's films for libraries and schools but technology and politics ended that whole aspect of the business. My interests are wide ranging but subject matter around history and music are at the top of my list.
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The filmmaker has (1) documentaries on ReelChanges which requires funds for completion.
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Philip J Marshall has been Executive Producer, National Productions with Maryland Public Television since October, 2006. In addition to "Intrepid Journal," Mr. Marshall and his production company, Kismetic Productions, Inc. is developing and produced multiple projects for MPT including, "Anúna: Celtic Origins," (r2007) a public television pledge program and more recently, "Anúna: Christmas Memories," (r2008) a musical variety special for public television.
Mr. Marshall Produced and Directed, "Mega-Movers - Intrepid: On the Move," (r2006) a documentary special for the History Channel series that utilized some of the footage already shot for "Intrepid Journal" without effecting or duplicating anything planned for the documentary while also providing some additional funding for shooting the project.
Mr. Marshall is best known in public television for his work on "NYTV: By the People Who Made It," (r2000), a program celebrating and exploring the first 50 years of New York Television and its effects on American society. The program, hosted by Al Roker and Walter Cronkite, had over 63 major celebrity participants and was presented nationally by Thirteen/WNET.
Mr. Marshall's recent documentaries for public television and cable include; "The Other Islands of New York City," (r2002), and "Concorde Alpha-Delta: An Intrepid Journey," (r2004).
In 1986 Mr. Marshall was Executive in Charge of Production at Phoenix Films, and developed a short film titled "Molly's Pilgrim," which won the Oscar for Best Short Subject that year.
Listed in Lexington's Who's Who in Media, Mr. Marshall is an expert in digital production techniques and has extensive experience as a director, executive producer, senior producer, and film and tape editor. He has been a Director member of the Directors Guild of America since 1998.
Mr. Marshall holds a B.F.A. in Communication Arts from New York Institute of Technology.
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AWARDS
11 Emmy Nominations
2 Emmy Wins
Oscar Award Best Short Subject
Aurora Award - Best Documentary
3 - Platinum Telly Awards
3 - Bronze Telly Awards
Health Journalism Award
Columbus Film Festival Finalist
Hamptons Film Festival Screening
Slamdance Screening
