Mark Vadik
- Writer
- Producer
- Director
Having directed numerous theatrical productions in Chicago for over 20 years, "The Thirsting" marked Vadik's writing and directorial debut in feature film following on the success of his stage adaptation of Shakespeare's Richard III, (which was named as "One of the top 10 Must Sees" for the 2004 Theater season in Chicago by Windy City Times). The Chicago Tribune has favorably compared his work and style with Sir Peter Brooks of the Royal Shakespeare Company of London and Thomas Falls, Artistic Director of Chicago's Goodman Theater.
First recognized as one of the America's "aspiring under-ground writers" in the early 90s when his poetry was featured on 60 Minutes. Additionally, he has had several original stage plays produced, including: "Closures", "American Manhood - Boxed In and Strung Out", "Old Soldiers Don't Like Rain". His commercials and music video credits including: "Hello" for the European techno band "Scooter" and numerous national television advertising spots. He has won numerous awards for directing, producing and writing feature films.
Vadik focuses on writing, directing, producing and practicing entertainment law from his home in Chicago.
He received his B.A. in Performance Studies and his M.A. in Theatre/Arts Marketing and Management at Northwestern University/Kellogg School of Management. He also received his J.D. from Loyola University, Chicago.
First recognized as one of the America's "aspiring under-ground writers" in the early 90s when his poetry was featured on 60 Minutes. Additionally, he has had several original stage plays produced, including: "Closures", "American Manhood - Boxed In and Strung Out", "Old Soldiers Don't Like Rain". His commercials and music video credits including: "Hello" for the European techno band "Scooter" and numerous national television advertising spots. He has won numerous awards for directing, producing and writing feature films.
Vadik focuses on writing, directing, producing and practicing entertainment law from his home in Chicago.
He received his B.A. in Performance Studies and his M.A. in Theatre/Arts Marketing and Management at Northwestern University/Kellogg School of Management. He also received his J.D. from Loyola University, Chicago.
