Mark Sadan
Mark Sadan is an American photographer, film maker and visual artist. Career. Mark Sadan began his work in art as an actor in his early twenties graduating from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. As an experimental filmmaker he received two special screenings of his films in cine-probes at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Later, he was awarded a full scholarship to study at the Graduate Film and Television Institute of New York University. He produced short films for Sesame Street, and NBC television. After directing a documentary in  Norway, Sadan was invited to exhibit at the Preus Foto Museum and later decided to pursuit a career as photographer. This led to an exhibit on Norway at the World Trade Center. Sadan has given workshops in the US and abroad. He has exhibited in Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, North America and the UK. His work has been featured in photo magazines such as "La Photographica" from Spain, "Zoom" from Italy, "Iris" from Brazil, "Nippon" and "Asahi" in Japan, "SchwarzWeiss" (Black & White) Germany, and "Foto-Forum" Norway. In the USA "American Photo", "Popular Photography", "Dance Magazine" and "The New York Times