Michael Hoffman Jr. Net Worth is
$100,000

Mini Biography

Florida local Michael A. Hoffman spent some time working in all areas of the entertainment sector. Starting being a production assistant, Hoffman done many “shoestring budgeted” initiatives made by cult icon Tim Ritter; including: Screaming for Sanity: Truth or Dare 3 (1998), Dirty Cop 2: I Am a Pig (2001), and Dirty Cop No Donut (1999). At the moment, Hoffman was heightening his film producing skills while paving just how for a chance to fund and generate his very own “no-budget” features. This chance found its way to 2001, when his initial directorial work, Scary Stories (2001), garnered world-wide distribution. A micro-budgeted sequel, Scary Stories: The Come back of Mr. Longfellow (2003), shortly implemented and Hoffman could utilize a huge cast of well-known horror film veterans. Joe Estevez (“Hell Asyum”), Robert Z’Dar (“Maniac Cop”) and Felissa Rose (“Sleepaway Camp”) all became a member of the coming back players. Both movies received extensive levels of screenings, including: Screamfest, Florida – 2005, The Rebel International Film Festival, Tennessee – 2005 (where Scary Stories 2 won greatest feature) and Dark Xmas, Ohio – 2005. 2005 became a year of change for Hoffman, finding him focusing on larger-scale productions. Since that time, he has generated himself like a staple in 3rd party film, advertisements, music video clips and commercial productions. He spent some time working as a article writer (helming a draft of movie director Corbin Bernsen’s in creation “The Clown”), to creation supervisor (the St. Louis Cardinals’ 2008 advertisement campaign “Play Just like a Cardinal”), to DP/camcorder operator (focusing on both 2008 documentary “Rock and roll and a difficult Place: Another Night time in the Agora”, which features Johnny Depp, as well as the music video for D_Composure’s “Faking the Deathwish”), to editor (understanding last edit on “Hogzilla” starring Joe Bob Briggs) and movie director (the controversial “ROT: Reunion of Terror”). 2008 found Hoffman extending his capabilities even more, merging with Bongiovi Entertainment. The Florida-based entertainment and technology firm provided Hoffman a studio room where he can edit, generate and oversee productions from conception through conclusion while using the most recent in HD improvements. This relationship also expanded Hoffman’s like of music (having 9 many years of traditional piano under his belt); enabling him to function alongside master music artists, sound designers and music companies. This newly shaped alliance offers 3rd party filmmakers and marketing companies the chance to accomplish high-end orchestral ratings, get better at edits and audio mixes all under one roofing. Hoffman’s latest feat can be heading the web ad marketing campaign for the KDS-100 radio from JVC, that was developed by famous music maker Tony Bongiovi (The Ramones, Bon Jovi). This marketing campaign offers extended from NEVADA to Detroit (Motown Documenting Studios). Hoffman is 1 editor/separate filmmaker who all proves that it’s possible to climb in the no-budget trenches and achieve one’s dreams.

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