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Directors bio:
Mark Crutch is the son of Eugene Crutch and Aida Velazquez, his mother came to New York from Puerto Rico his father from a small farm 5 miles outside of Elizabeth City, North Carolina called "CrutchTown." It was named by his great grandfather who first purchased the 40 acres piece of land that grew to be a small town. He founded CrutchTown for future generations in hopes to provide land to live and prosper without the ridicules of the surrounding world.

Mark Crutch has over fifteen years experience in the multimedia production industry. He made his entrance into the industry in 1987 as a fashion photographer of new face models in New York City. For the next five years he gained valuable experience in his field by working for several NYC independent agencies during which time he attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. In 1992 he took up Film Studies and latter added Graphics Design, Still, Motion to his resume of talents in art. His interests progressed naturally to directing, and since 1995 he has Edited, Produced and Directed many Trailers, TV Commercials, Music Videos, Short Films, Commentaries, Concerts, Multi-media Events and Features. His Editor credits include the feature films "The 1st Testament CIA Vengeance" and “Twin Princess” a 3D animation project. He has Editor / Producer credits for the feature films "Death Valley Diary" and "The Last Eve". He also Produced and Co-Directed “Pedro”, a prime time PSA commercial for The Injury Network. Among his many other talents, Mark Crutch uses his web design and programming to communicate and collaborate with others on film projects.

"Dadaism never dies and art does not apologize" - Hans Arp