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For the music video producer, see Michael H. Shamberg. Michael Shamberg. Shamberg at Web Summit 2017. Born. (1945-05-04) May 4, 1945 (age 79) Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Alma mater. Washington University in St. Louis. Occupation (s)
Michael Shamberg. Michael Shamberg is a movie and TV producer and Advisor to BuzzFeed Motion Pictures. He was nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award for producing Erin Brockovich and The Big Chill. His other film credits include the science-based movies Contagion and Gattaca. Shamberg was an Excecutive Producer of Pulp Fiction and Django ...
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- Michael Shamberg
Michael Shamberg. Producer: Gattaca. Michael Shamberg is a movie and TV producer and Advisor to BuzzFeed Motion Pictures. He was nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award for producing Erin Brockovich and The Big Chill. His other film credits include the science-based movies Contagion and Gattaca. Shamberg was an Excecutive Producer of Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained. His true story films ...
This continuation had begun in October 2011, when New Order decided to play two concerts as benefits for Michael Shamberg’s medical fees – with the full line-up of Bernard Sumner on guitars and vocals, Stephen Morris on drums and percussion, Gillian Gilbert on synthesisers, Phil Cunningham on guitars, while adding new member Tom Chapman – from Bad Lieutenant – on bass.
Michael H. Shamberg was born on 27 October 27 1952 in New York City. His family moved to Baltimore when Shamberg was 2 months old. He studied at Villanova University and at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia. He returned to New York City in the mid-1970s, following his studies.,Shamberg was a music video producer and filmmaker known for his work with New Order. He produced the ...
Nov 15, 2014 · Michael H. Shamberg was an artistic force of nature, making films that simultaneously puzzled and delighted his audience and producing music videos before anyone had ever heard of MTV. Even after b…
Michael Shamberg, as the protagonist of a fable-an allegory-of criticism. Shamberg was not a major figure in art criticism; indeed, he had little to do with art at all. This very marginality vis-a-vis the art world in combination with his current power and influence in the realm of commercial culture make him a fit object of allegorization.
