About

MIDTOWNFILMS

Midtownfilms was established in 2001 by Joan Brooker-Marks, and is dedicated to independent documentary filmmaking. Combining interviews, archival footage, and fly-on-the-wall observations, Midtownfilms specializes in documentary portraits—the constructed mosaics of lived life.

JOAN BROOKER MARKS

Director

Joan Brooker-Marks was a television writer in Los Angeles, working on such shows as 'Designing Woman', 'McGyver', and 'Full House'. She moved to New York in 1991, where she returned to graduate school at Columbia University, earning two masters degrees. She currently teaches film at the School of Visual Arts and is part of a four person Thesis Committee that supervises senior thesis work. She is the director of two award winning short documentaries, 'We Got Us', and 'The Loud Ladies of South Fork', and just completed a feature documentary on Larry Flynt, entitled, 'Larry Flynt: The Right to be Left Alone'. She has been a member of SAG, WGA, AEA, CineWomen and New York Women in Film.

KAMIL DOBROWOLSKI

Editor

Kamil Dobrowolski is a freelance editor, sound designer and colorist based in New York City. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts, Dobrowolski has worked both in narrative and documentary film as well as various commercial venues. He was the picture editor for the feature length documentary ‘Larry Flynt: The Right to be Left Alone' (2008). He also was co-editor on the Lionsgate release 'Rise of the Dead' (2007). He is currently in production on the documentary 'Annie Well’s - From an Arm’s Length' and editing 'Children of the Fleeting Light', shot exclusively on the RED ONE camera. Dobrowolski brings his versatility and creativity to a broad spectrum of the postproduction process.