MARK HAMMOND Mark Hammond has worked as a director, producer and writer of film, television and theater for the last twenty years. Mr. Hammond has extensive experience in putting together international co-productions including internationally broadcast documentaries; Japan: Food for the Spirit, (1988); The Silent Invasion, (1989); Taiwan 2000, (1986); Paper Clouds, (1990); Return Cycle, (1990); Koyasan, (1991) and In No Uncertain Terms, (1996). Short dramatic directorial credits include Moonfire, (1994); Dead Witness, (1996); Leave Taking, (1998) and Butterfield (2001). Mr. Hammond's directorial/writing credits include Stolen Song, (1997) for Sony, a $2.5 million interactive film that has grossed more than $10 million to date. His directorial theatre credits include No No Godot (Manhattan Arts Center), Wu Wei (Taipei Theatre Center, Taipei, Taiwan) Girl's Town (Actor's Playhouse), Virgil (Theatre for the New City), Where the Body Lies,(Nuyorican) and the critically- acclaimed tango theatre production, Vice Verso.     << Back Mr. Hammond also co-produced the Jamaican production One Love, a romantic drama starring Bob Marley's son, Ky-Mani Marley. He also produced the multiple award-winning short film Driving Fish and Waves, a UK/Italian co-production starring Peter Mullen and Lorenza Indovina. He also directed the recently released feature Johnny Was, a UK/Irish/Danish co-production starring Vinnie Jones, Samantha Mumba and Patrick Bergin. Mr. Hammond is currently in postproduction on L'Amour Cache, a French-language feature starring Isabelle Huppert and Greta Scacchi. soho films © copyright 2006 all rights reserved.