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'''Mark Steger''' is the actor who portrays |
'''Mark Steger''' is the actor who portrays [[the Constrictor]]. |
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Mark Steger was in charge of creature movement for ''I Am Legend'', and was co-choreographer for the films ''Out of Nowhere (the Remix)'' and ''The Man from Elysian Fields''. In 2001, Mark directed, edited and was cinematographer for the short film ''52 Miles of Concrete ''. And in 2005, he starred in, directed, edited, produced and wrote the film ''Modern Prometheus LLC''. |
Mark Steger was in charge of creature movement for ''I Am Legend'', and was co-choreographer for the films ''Out of Nowhere (the Remix)'' and ''The Man from Elysian Fields''. In 2001, Mark directed, edited and was cinematographer for the short film ''52 Miles of Concrete ''. And in 2005, he starred in, directed, edited, produced and wrote the film ''Modern Prometheus LLC''. |
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Besides his work in film, he is part of a performance and creation art duo known as "osseus labyrint". Since 1989, Mark has performed and exhibited work with his partner, Hannah Sim, at many museums and universities in over 14 countries including the Budapest Fine Arts |
Besides his work in film, he is part of a performance and creation art duo known as "osseus labyrint". Since 1989, Mark has performed and exhibited work with his partner, Hannah Sim, at many museums and universities in over 14 countries including the Budapest Fine Arts Academy; the Art Academy at the University of Bergen, Norway; Pennsylvania State University, USC, UCLA, California State University, UC Berkley, San Francisco State University, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and Los Angeles County Museum of Art. |
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==External Links== |
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* [[Wikipedia:Osseus Labyrint|osseus labyrint article at Wikipedia]] |
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* [http://www.galleryad.com/past_exhibits/osseuslabyrint05/index.html Osseus Labyrint at the Anno Domini Gallery] |
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* [http://www.galleryad.com/past_exhibits/osseuslabyrint05/index.html osseus labyrint at the Anno Domini Gallery] |
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* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/villagesavant/sets/572128/ Photos of osseus labrint at Flickr.com] |
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Latest revision as of 05:04, 20 May 2009
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| Also known as | Mark Donald Steger, osseus labyrint |
| Character | The Constrictor |
| Date of birth | 16 January 1962 |
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Mark Steger is the actor who portrays the Constrictor.
About
Mark Steger has had many hats in the film industry. As an actor, Mark has had parts in films including I Am Legend (2007), Out of Nowhere (the Remix) (2004), Men and Black II (2002), The Man from Elysian Fields (2001) and Shadow Hours (2000). He was also the voice of Slow Bob for MTV's animated short Slow Bob in the Lower Dimensions (1991).
Mark Steger was in charge of creature movement for I Am Legend, and was co-choreographer for the films Out of Nowhere (the Remix) and The Man from Elysian Fields. In 2001, Mark directed, edited and was cinematographer for the short film 52 Miles of Concrete . And in 2005, he starred in, directed, edited, produced and wrote the film Modern Prometheus LLC.
Besides his work in film, he is part of a performance and creation art duo known as "osseus labyrint". Since 1989, Mark has performed and exhibited work with his partner, Hannah Sim, at many museums and universities in over 14 countries including the Budapest Fine Arts Academy; the Art Academy at the University of Bergen, Norway; Pennsylvania State University, USC, UCLA, California State University, UC Berkley, San Francisco State University, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
External Links
- osseus labyrint article at Wikipedia
- osseus labyrint at the Anno Domini Gallery
- Photos of osseus labrint at Flickr.com