About
me. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Horowitz
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watch. http://www.youtube.com/ineedtostopsoon
photo. http://www.flickr.com/marchorowitz
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press. http://bit.ly/marchorowitzpress
Marc Horowitz is many things: a virtual cross country explorer, a comedic performance enthusiast, sheep shearer, social experimentalist, one of People Magazine’s 50 most eligible bachelors, and possibly the first would-be inventor of a brick-house, diesel-truck, hybrid helicopter.
His most recent digital adventure landed him on NPR’s Weekend Edition – discussing the Los Angeles to Richmond, Virginia road trip he and friend, Peter Baldes, took via Google Maps without ever leaving their homes. Prior to that, Marc was challenged to live 168 hours straight in a Nissan Sentra for the “Seven Days in a Sentra” national ad campaign.
And before his rise to fame with Nissan, Marc spent the better part of an entire year traveling around the country having dinner with strangers he met out of a Crate & Barrel catalog. After that, he drove the shape of his coast-to-coast signature on a US map, improving towns along the way. These improvements include starting an Anonymous Semi-Nudist Colony in Nampa, Idaho and burying an entire town’s problems in Craig, Colorado.
Other projects include: the Talkshow247 internet broadcast, a 24/7 three month long lifecast; his involvement with The Center for Improved Living, The Me & You Show, the Human Video Game experiment; and well, you get the idea. Marc is a busy man, with many talents. He is currently developing scripted and non-scripted shows for television and web. He is represented by galleries in Paris, Geneva, Milan, and Los Angeles; and has lectured at various universities that include, Yale, Stanford, and NYU. He has worked with MTV, E!, G4, Sony, and NBC.
- from DIYDays
