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About
Sharing. That's what it's all about.
Simply put, LineProducing.com was born out of a desire to share information. Everything about this website promotes open communication and helping others do the best job they can. It took me a long time to get where I am today and I return the favor of those who showed me the way, by sharing what I know with you.
Enjoy nd please do me a favor, pass the sharing along.
ABOUT ME, STEPHEN MARINACCIO
Stephen Marinaccio picked up his first camera at the age of 8 and immediately knew that he wanted to be a filmmaker. He studied tirelessly through high school and college to learn the history and techniques of the medium. With over 20 years of experience working in various positions on over 60 projects including feature film and television, he has acquired the knowledge it takes to line produce and production manage.
In 2001, James Cameron gave Marinaccio his first break. He was upgraded to UPM on the Mexico shoot for Ghosts of the Abyss. From there, he started working as a UPM on independent features and was accepted as a member of the Director’s Guild of America as a Unit Production Manager in 2008.
Soon after, Steve McEveety (Passion of the Christ, Braveheart) hired him to oversee all production and post for feature films at Mpower Pictures, including The Stoning of Soraya M. and Snowmen. While at Mpower Pictures, Marinaccio was given the opportunity to assist with development, marketing and awards campaigning, further increasing his understanding of the business side.
In early 2009, Marinaccio started his own company, More Nachos Entertainment. MNE is working on various properties in the video game world, comic book channels and even the Los Angeles stage scene.
Marinaccio is also passionate about his charity, HollywoodABC.org, which benefits local schools by donating leftover production supplies.
RECENT and FAVORITE PROJECTS
Download or view my: Resume | Biography | Official IMDb listing (which shows almost everything professionally since 1989)
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THE DARKEST HOUR (20th Century Fox) Released: 25 Dec 2011 Shot in Moscow & Berlin |
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THE STONING OF SORAYA M. Released: 20 June 2009 Shot in the Middle East |
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SNOWMEN Released: 21 Oct 2011 Shot in Utah, USA |
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INCIDENT AT LOCH NESS Released: 11 June 2004 Shot in Scotland and Los Angeles
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IN CASE IT MATTERS TO YOU...
I wanted to be clear that I make no money from this site. Everything is free to you. Really. Crew and Vendors which I highlight on this site are done at my preference only. I reserve the right to include or exclude anything I see fit. I am a little drunk with that power. [insert maniacal laugh] I maintain this site on my own time and offer it's contents to you as-is with hopes that you learn a bit from it.
You're welcome.
SPECIAL THANKS
There are a few individuals I'd like to specifically thank for their help in getting this site up off the ground.
ALLISON CALLERI: My wonderful wife and fellow Producer, who has patience and understanding beyond measure.
STUART KREMPIN: Designed all the custom graphics and LP.com logo. He also introduced me to Joomla, a life-saving CMS tool which has expanded the possibilities of this site beyond my original imagination. Thank you, Stuart.
HEIDI TEBO: She taught me most of what I know about Post and was very patient to help me learn by shadowing her on Incident at Loch Ness. Thank you, Heidi.
...individuals & vendors who granted an interview or profile. Thank you.
...everyone who has contributed to the site in any way. Thank you.
SPELLING ERRERS... I mean, ERRORS
I am my own editor. If you see bad grammar or something spelled worng, please let me know. Thanks for your patience.
