Filmmaker Mark Horvath wasn’t always making documentaries – he originally worked in Hollywood as a big shot scenester before succumbing to addiction, hitting rock bottom and becoming homeless himself. Undaunted and fearless, he went on to pursue a project giving a voice to the people that need it most by shining a light to personalize the Invisible People we walk by every day. The results seem to be both heartbreaking and illuminating. Mark is currently touring Canada interviewing homeless people in many corners of the country.
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I must find you Mark….I think you are wonderful and believe it or not…you and I are kindred spirits and I would love to work with you in a valiant attempt to solve homelessness and I think we can to it.l..collectively…Please contact me…..
Michael Watkins
Hi Michael,
I would say a good place to start looking for Mark is
http://invisiblepeople.tv/blog/about/
there are a couple of options, including twitter,
http://twitter.com/#!/hardlynormal
which he updates frequently. Looks like he’s in Toronto right now. There’s also his facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/mhorvath
Try direct messaging, or posting on his walls to get his attention.
Good luck!
Colm
I wish the best of luck to Mark and his goals. Homelessness is no joke and it’s sad to see. I live in LA and I always knew that we had a huge homeless population but I didn’t know that it’s practically the capital. This looks like a must see movie so I’ll definitely check it out.