Life On Mars
Life On Mars takes a unique perspective as a show-within-a-show. David Mars keeps a daily diary in the form of a screenplay as a coping method for his anxiety. These private accounts become the “realest” piece of work he’s ever produced and this is the very screenplay that gets picked up by Ellie Blue, an up-and-coming literary agent who sees potential in Mars’ writing. As an audience, we experience David’s thought process from two perspectives: on camera as production of “Life On Mars” begins within the series, and behind-the-scenes with David as he struggles to come to terms with the fact his embarrassing life is being reenacted for the world to see.
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Andie IsaacsCreatorBallers, Black-ish
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Jake GillmanCreator
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Andie IsaacsProducer
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Alexa ProzProducer
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Jack O'SheaProducer
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David IsaacsProducerM*A*S*H, Cheers, Frasier, Mad Men, Simpsons, Volunteers, Becker, The Jeffersons
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Lindsay HeismanProducer
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Brandon BaerDirector
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Andie IsaacsWriter
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Jake GillmanWriter
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Jake GillmanKey Cast
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Vanessa JovaKey Cast
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Jodi Carol HarrisonKey CastGreek, CSI, We Are Your Friends
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Edward Lewis FrenchKey CastSleeping Beauty
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Project Type:Short, Television, Web / New Media
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Runtime:24 minutes 9 seconds
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Completion Date:October 25, 2015
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Production Budget:35,000 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Arri Alexa
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Brandon is an LA-based director of both film and theater. Most recently, his short films “Relative Persuasion” and “Laugh Along the Way” premiered as official selections of the LA Independent Film Festival, LA Reel Film Festival, IndieFest, and Pasadena International Film Festival. Another short, “Slice the Musical,”
has been featured on several blogs. Theatrically, his productions of “Little Shop of Horrors,” “Tick, Tick...Boom!,” “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,” and “Merrily We Roll Along” have each earned him StageSceneLA Awards for Best Director. In the fall, Brandon will direct a production of Amy Herzog’s award-winning play, “4,000 Miles.”