Miami native Michael Landsberg began his career as a photojournalist for the Miami Herald. His talent for illustrating human-interest stories for print soon expanded into working with moving images captured on film and video. He went on to amass an extensive list of credits as director, producer, and director of photography with artists such as Lenny Kravitz; commercial clients include Proctor & Gamble, MasterCard, Nextel, Palm One, Exxon/Mobil, Directv, BellSouth and others. Landsberg's unorthodox view of the world led him to create "Flicker TV," an outrageous 13 episode television series done in the style of an on-air short film festival featuring film, music, animation and other media. Film credits include an award-winning short, Ivan Sings (Capsule Films), and the feature documentary Open Mic (Penny Films), he also co-directed Aura Films' feature Still, a road trip shown through the eyes of eight photographers. Landsberg is co-founder of Capsule Media, a full service production company based in Miami. He recently produced and photographed the commercial, "Virgins In Space," which helped catapult grand prize winner Shawn D. Nelson into the coveted role of the "Rebel Billionaire" on Richard Branson's "Quest for the Best" in the Fox TV series.
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