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Izak Rappaport

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Alias:
Izak R.

Birthplace:
Miami Beach, Florida, USA

Biography from TheMovieDB

Izak Rappaport, a distinguished filmmaker and photographer from Miami Beach, began his journey in visual storytelling after graduating from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. Izak's initial foray into the industry involved directing a 16mm short documentary film featuring the acclaimed photographer and artist Peter Beard. Subsequently, Rappaport has directed numerous celebrity-endorsed fashion film advertorials, collaborating with esteemed brands such as DKNYJeans, BCBGeneration, and 7 For All Mankind. In 2015, he produced the feature film Running Wild and has since directed music videos for renowned artists BANNERS and MKTO. Additionally, Izak directed the pilot episode for VH1's Teyana and Iman.  At present, Izak continues to produce and direct short-form content, while simultaneously developing TV and film projects. His goal is to seamlessly transition from short-form creations to long-form narratives, expanding his impact within the visual storytelling landscape.

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Film Production

Associate Producer:
2013  Figments of a Father

Executive Producer:
2012  Persistence of Vision
2013  Figments of a Father

Producer:
2012  Persistence of Vision
2013  Figments of a Father
2015  Running Wild

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