Mark Maine

Background

About Mark Maine

Mark Maine: DGA Director/Writer/Producer, Executive Producer of Angelic Pictures, Inc, published author. Mark was born in 1958 in La Jolla, California and lived in Pacific Beach, San Diego, CA. Mark graduated in 1976 from Clairemont High School, which was the inspiration for the 1982 movie,"Fast Times at Ridgemont High." 1997 Mark formed Angelic Pictures, Inc. and today he remains the Founding Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. Mark's single focus is to write, produce and direct entertaining movie projects for the world to enjoy. As a Director/Writer/Producer, Mark has seven movie projects already completed with Angelic, all were produced and shot in San Diego. Mark educated a pool of private individuals in order to locate and secure all the private equity funding to produce each of the Angelic Pictures' movie projects. Mark's first short-movie was a Music Video,"Nothing's Right" and his next project was a feature-length movie "The Month of August". It was 'an instant winner' in the film-festival circuit, collecting over 20 awards, including; Best Cast Ensemble, Best Screenplay, Best Comedy and even Best Picture. Mark then wrote & produced another feature-length movie "Hole in One" which was quickly picked-up by Universal Pictures and released Internationally as "American Pie Plays Golf". Mark then promptly wrote & produced the sequel "Beach Bar" and that was also his directorial debut, allowing him to become a DGA Director and the Helmer of Angelic's movie projects. Mark then quickly wrote, produced & directed "Music High." Fall 2013 Mark wrote, produced & directed "La Migra" and "Fearless" in San Diego, without a local Film Commission and Mark created the next Hollywood Advent with these two movies, The Hat Trick. Space Samurai: Oasis is Mark's most ambitious movie project for San Diego yet. Set in space, weightlessness is a must, accomplished with rigging, wires, green-screen, vast sets, and numerous battle sequences.