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Mark L. Mazzeo is the founder of Grapejuice Pictures Ltd., an independent film company, and an aspiring writer/director. Under the Grapejuice banner, he has thus far created three short films: "The Crucible", which was written as a "deleted scene" from the famous Arther Miller play, and "Dress for Success", a modern silent film, and most recently "...Unless You Lose Them All" which was filmed on February 17, 2006. Mazzeo is currently working on a feture length film called "Hardcore Days & Softcore Nights" that will go before cameras in the summer of 2006.

Previously, Mazzeo was in a 4 way film making partnership called Monkey Stew Productions. His partners were J. Matthew Nagle, Kyle Marr, and Dean Tattulli. Together, they made four short films, "How to Make a Volcano", "Jack the Stapler", "A Big Fat Greek Myth", and "Jack II: The Stapler Strikes Back". They also made a feature length film called "The Not-So Local Yocals". They also have an unfinished film known only as "Foxhole" which is rumored to have been a Vietnam war movie.

The Grapejuice Pictures Ltd. name was supposedly chosen as the result of a close encounter Mazzeo had with death. It is rumored that a glass of grapejuice was responsible for saving his life.

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