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Asa Mader is primarily recognized for his contributions as a film director, screenwriter, and visual artist, having been born in the mid-1970s.
Answer: True
The source identifies Asa Mader as an American film director, screenwriter, and visual artist, born on February 20, 1975.
Asa Mader pursued his higher education exclusively at New York University, focusing solely on cinema studies.
Answer: False
The source states that Asa Mader studied cinema and new technologies at both Brown University and New York University, not exclusively at NYU or solely on cinema studies.
Asa Mader received early recognition for his artistic talent when one of his first Super 8mm films was awarded the Roberta Joslin Award for Excellence in Art.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Asa Mader was awarded the Roberta Joslin Award for Excellence in Art for one of his first Super 8mm films.
Asa Mader co-founded DIGITAL FORM, a digital design studio that primarily served tech startups in Silicon Valley.
Answer: False
The source indicates that DIGITAL FORM was a New York-based digital design studio specializing in serving prominent brands within the high-end fashion and luxury market, not tech startups in Silicon Valley.
Brands like Versace, Valentino, and Dolce&Gabbana were among the high-end fashion clients of Asa Mader's digital design studio, DIGITAL FORM.
Answer: True
The source confirms that DIGITAL FORM served high-end fashion and luxury brands including Versace, Valentino, and Dolce&Gabbana.
What is Asa Mader's birth year?
Answer: 1975
The source states that Asa Mader was born on February 20, 1975.
At which two institutions did Asa Mader study cinema and new technologies?
Answer: Brown University and New York University
The source indicates that Asa Mader studied cinema and new technologies at both Brown University and New York University.
What award did Asa Mader receive for one of his first Super 8mm films?
Answer: The Roberta Joslin Award for Excellence in Art
The source states that Asa Mader was awarded the Roberta Joslin Award for Excellence in Art for one of his first Super 8mm films.
What was the primary focus of DIGITAL FORM, the digital design studio co-founded by Asa Mader?
Answer: Serving prominent brands within the high-end fashion and luxury market
The source indicates that DIGITAL FORM specialized in serving prominent brands within the high-end fashion and luxury market.
Which of the following brands was NOT listed as a client of DIGITAL FORM?
Answer: Gucci
The source lists Yves Saint Laurent, Versace, and Valentino as clients of DIGITAL FORM, but Gucci is not mentioned.
Asa Mader's professional career primarily identifies him as a specialist in which three fields?
Answer: Film director, screenwriter, and visual artist
The source identifies Asa Mader as an American film director, screenwriter, and visual artist.
Asa Mader's birth date is February 20th of which year?
Answer: 1975
The source states that Asa Mader was born on February 20, 1975.
Which of the following was NOT a client of DIGITAL FORM?
Answer: Chanel
The source lists Yves Saint Laurent, Bulgari, and Vivienne Westwood as clients of DIGITAL FORM, but Chanel is not mentioned.
Asa Mader's debut narrative film, *La Maladie de La Mort*, was an original screenplay he wrote, unrelated to any existing literary work.
Answer: False
The source states that *La Maladie de La Mort* was based on the novel of the same name by French writer Marguerite Duras.
*La Maladie de La Mort* was selected for official participation in prestigious film festivals such as the Venice Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival (Short Film Corner).
Answer: True
The source confirms that *La Maladie de La Mort* was part of the official selection at the Venice Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival (Short Film Corner).
In 2004, Asa Mader created a theatrical installation titled *HEROINE*, which featured actress Anna Mouglalis.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Asa Mader created the theatrical installation *HEROINE* in 2004, starring Anna Mouglalis.
The theatrical installation *HEROINE* primarily explored themes of urban decay and political unrest through contemporary text messages.
Answer: False
The source indicates that *HEROINE* explored themes of love, waiting, and anguish associated with love at a distance, using texts from classical authors and contemporary SMS, not urban decay or political unrest.
*HEROINE* premiered at a festival in Paris, France, before touring internationally.
Answer: False
The source states that *HEROINE* premiered at the Festival of Ortigia in Siracusa, Sicily, not in Paris.
Asa Mader's debut narrative film, *La Maladie de La Mort*, was based on a novel by which acclaimed French writer?
Answer: Marguerite Duras
The source states that *La Maladie de La Mort* was based on the novel of the same name by Marguerite Duras.
Which of these film festivals was NOT mentioned as an official selection for *La Maladie de La Mort*?
Answer: Sundance Film Festival
The source lists Venice, Locarno, and Cannes (Short Film Corner) as official selections for *La Maladie de La Mort*, but not Sundance Film Festival.
Who starred in Asa Mader's 2004 theatrical installation *HEROINE*?
Answer: Anna Mouglalis
The source states that the theatrical installation *HEROINE* starred actress Anna Mouglalis.
Where did Asa Mader's theatrical installation *HEROINE* premiere?
Answer: Siracusa, Sicily
The source indicates that *HEROINE* premiered at the Festival of Ortigia in Siracusa, Sicily.
The novel that inspired Asa Mader's film *La Maladie de La Mort* was written by:
Answer: Marguerite Duras
The source states that *La Maladie de La Mort* was based on the novel by Marguerite Duras.
What was the title of the theatrical installation Asa Mader created in 2004?
Answer: *HEROINE*
The source indicates that Asa Mader created a stage direction titled *HEROINE* in 2004.
In 2005, Asa Mader directed two films for French TV, one of which was *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms*.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Asa Mader directed *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* and *Pigalle* for French TV in 2005.
*Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* was a purely fictional drama about the New York mafia.
Answer: False
The source describes *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* as a docu-fiction based on Soundwalk audio tours of New York's mafia neighborhood, not a purely fictional drama.
*Pigalle*, starring Lou Doillon, was the final film in a series commissioned by Paris Première, focusing on the red-light district of Paris.
Answer: False
The source states that *Pigalle* was the *first* in a series of five films commissioned by Paris Première, not the final.
Asa Mader co-wrote Soundwalk audio tours, including one for New York City's DUMBO neighborhood and the official *Da Vinci Code* tour of the Louvre Museum.
Answer: True
The source confirms Asa Mader co-wrote Soundwalk audio tours for DUMBO and the *Da Vinci Code* tour of the Louvre Museum.
Asa Mader directed the music video for 'Yellow' by Coldplay in 2008.
Answer: False
The source indicates that Asa Mader directed the music video for Coldplay's song 'Violet Hill' in 2008, not 'Yellow'.
The music video for 'Violet Hill' received nominations for Best UK Video and Best Special Effects in a Video at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards.
Answer: True
The source confirms that the 'Violet Hill' music video received nominations for Best UK Video and Best Special Effects in a Video at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards.
Which two films did Asa Mader direct for French television in 2005?
Answer: *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* and *Pigalle*
The source states that Asa Mader directed *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* and *Pigalle* for French TV in 2005.
What was *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* based on?
Answer: Soundwalk audio tours of New York's iconic mafia neighborhood
The source describes *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* as a docu-fiction film based on Soundwalk audio tours of New York's iconic mafia neighborhood.
*Pigalle*, starring Lou Doillon, was commissioned as the first film in a series for which television channel?
Answer: Paris Première
The source states that *Pigalle* was the first in a series of five films commissioned by Paris Première.
Which actor was featured in the official *Da Vinci Code* tour of the Louvre Museum, co-written by Asa Mader?
Answer: Jean Reno
The source mentions that the official *Da Vinci Code* tour of the Louvre Museum, co-written by Asa Mader, featured actor Jean Reno.
Which Coldplay music video did Asa Mader direct in 2008?
Answer: Violet Hill
The source states that Asa Mader directed the music video for Coldplay's song 'Violet Hill' in 2008.
For which awards did the 'Violet Hill' music video receive nominations in 2008?
Answer: MTV Video Music Awards for Best UK Video and Best Special Effects
The source indicates that the 'Violet Hill' music video received nominations for Best UK Video and Best Special Effects in a Video at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards.
The *Da Vinci Code* audio tour of the Louvre Museum, co-written by Asa Mader, featured which actor?
Answer: Jean Reno
The source mentions that the official *Da Vinci Code* tour of the Louvre Museum featured actor Jean Reno.
At the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition in 2006, Asa Mader presented only still photography works.
Answer: False
The source indicates that Asa Mader presented three large-format film and video installations at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition, not only still photography.
Asa Mader's 'film portraits' at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition featured writers Suketu Mehta and Pavan Varma.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Asa Mader's 'film portraits' at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition featured writers Suketu Mehta and Pavan Varma.
Asa Mader collaborated with photojournalist James Nachtwey on an exhibit titled *Combat pour la vie / Struggle for Life* at Le Laboratoire in Paris.
Answer: True
The source confirms Asa Mader's joint exhibit with James Nachtwey, titled *Combat pour la vie / Struggle for Life*, at Le Laboratoire in Paris.
For the *Combat pour la vie / Struggle for Life* exhibit, Asa Mader created film portraits of leading medical scientists and an installation of James Nachtwey.
Answer: True
The source states that Asa Mader created film portraits of medical scientists and an installation/portrait of James Nachtwey for the exhibit.
What type of works did Asa Mader present at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition in 2006?
Answer: Three large-format film and video installations
The source states that Asa Mader presented three large-format film and video installations at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition.
Which two writers were featured in Asa Mader's 'film portraits' at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition?
Answer: Suketu Mehta and Pavan Varma
The source indicates that Asa Mader's 'film portraits' at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition featured writers Suketu Mehta and Pavan Varma.
With which acclaimed photojournalist did Asa Mader have a joint exhibit titled *Combat pour la vie / Struggle for Life*?
Answer: James Nachtwey
The source states that Asa Mader participated in a joint exhibit with photojournalist James Nachtwey.
What was one of Asa Mader's contributions to the *Combat pour la vie / Struggle for Life* exhibit?
Answer: Film portraits of leading medical scientists fighting infectious diseases
The source indicates that Asa Mader created film portraits of four leading medical scientists for the *Combat pour la vie / Struggle for Life* exhibit.
Which of the following writers was a Pulitzer Prize Nominee featured in Asa Mader's 'film portraits' at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition?
Answer: Suketu Mehta
The source states that Suketu Mehta, a Pulitzer Prize Nominee, was featured in Asa Mader's 'film portraits' at the *Bombay: Maximum City* exhibition.
In 2012, Asa Mader attended the Deauville American Film Festival for a writing residency, where he worked on a film based on a book by William Dean Howells.
Answer: True
The source confirms Asa Mader's writing residency at the Deauville American Film Festival in 2012, where he developed a film based on a book by William Dean Howells.
Asa Mader's feature documentary project *In The Shadow of the Dream* focused on the life of a prominent jazz musician.
Answer: False
The source states that *In The Shadow of the Dream* focused on Clarence Benjamin Jones, an ally of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., not a jazz musician.
*In The Shadow of the Dream* was presented at the Independent Filmmaker Project's Spotlight on Documentaries in New York and the Hot Docs Forum in Toronto.
Answer: True
The source confirms that *In The Shadow of the Dream* was presented at the Independent Filmmaker Project's Spotlight on Documentaries and the Hot Docs Forum.
Asa Mader co-produced *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* with filmmakers Arthur Jafa and Kahlil Joseph in 2014.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Asa Mader co-produced *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* with Arthur Jafa and Kahlil Joseph in 2014.
*Dreams Are Colder Than Death* explored the question of what it means to be an artist in the 21st century.
Answer: False
The source states that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* explored the question: 'what does it mean to be black in America in the 21st century?'
*Dreams Are Colder Than Death* was co-produced with a major American television network.
Answer: False
The source indicates that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* was co-produced with ZDF/Arte, a European public television channel, not a major American network.
*Dreams Are Colder Than Death* premiered at the New York Film Festival and the Los Angeles Film Festival.
Answer: True
The source confirms that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* premiered at the 52nd New York Film Festival and the Los Angeles Film Festival.
*Dreams Are Colder Than Death* received the Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Answer: False
The source states that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* received the Best Documentary Feature Award at the BlackStar Film Festival, not the Audience Award at Sundance.
What was Asa Mader's focus during his writing residency at the Deauville American Film Festival in 2012?
Answer: Developing a film based on a book by William Dean Howells
The source indicates that during his writing residency, Asa Mader worked on developing a film based on a book by William Dean Howells.
What was the central subject of Asa Mader's feature documentary project *In The Shadow of the Dream*?
Answer: A portrait of Clarence Benjamin Jones, an ally of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The source indicates that *In The Shadow of the Dream* focused on creating a portrait of Clarence Benjamin Jones, an ally of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Where was *In The Shadow of the Dream* presented to the public and industry professionals?
Answer: Independent Filmmaker Project's Spotlight on Documentaries and Hot Docs Forum
The source states that *In The Shadow of the Dream* was presented at the Independent Filmmaker Project's Spotlight on Documentaries and the Hot Docs Forum.
Who were Asa Mader's co-producers on the feature-length documentary *Dreams Are Colder Than Death*?
Answer: Arthur Jafa and Kahlil Joseph
The source indicates that Asa Mader teamed up with filmmakers Arthur Jafa and Kahlil Joseph to produce *Dreams Are Colder Than Death*.
What profound question did *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* aim to explore?
Answer: What does it mean to be black in America in the 21st century?
The source states that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* sought to answer the profound question: 'what does it mean to be black in America in the 21st century?'
Which television network was a co-producer of *Dreams Are Colder Than Death*?
Answer: ZDF/Arte
The source indicates that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* was co-produced with ZDF/Arte.
At which two major film festivals did *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* premiere?
Answer: New York Film Festival and Los Angeles Film Festival
The source states that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* premiered at the 52nd New York Film Festival and the Los Angeles Film Festival.
What award did *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* receive?
Answer: Best Documentary Feature Award at the BlackStar Film Festival
The source indicates that *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* received the Best Documentary Feature Award at the BlackStar Film Festival.
*In The Shadow of the Dream* focused on creating a portrait of which historical figure's ally?
Answer: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The source indicates that *In The Shadow of the Dream* focused on Clarence Benjamin Jones, an ally of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
According to his filmography, Asa Mader's feature films include *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* (2014) and *In The Shadow of the Dream* (2013).
Answer: True
The source's filmography lists *Dreams Are Colder Than Death* (2014) and *In The Shadow of the Dream* (2013) as Asa Mader's feature films.
Asa Mader's filmography lists *Pigalle with Lou Doillon* (2006) and *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* (2005) as his films for television.
Answer: True
The source's filmography lists *Pigalle with Lou Doillon* (2006) and *Little Italy: Wiseguys, Bullets, Backrooms* (2005) as Asa Mader's films for television.
The short films *Time Doesn't Stand Still* (2011) and *La Maladie de la Mort/The Malady of Death* (2003) are included in Asa Mader's filmography.
Answer: True
The source's filmography includes *Time Doesn't Stand Still* (2011) and *La Maladie de la Mort/The Malady of Death* (2003) as Asa Mader's short films.
Asa Mader's filmography credits him with directing the music video for 'Viva la Vida' by Coldplay in 2008.
Answer: False
The source's filmography credits Asa Mader with directing the music video for Coldplay's 'Violet Hill' in 2008, not 'Viva la Vida'.
According to Asa Mader's filmography, which of the following is listed as a feature film?
Answer: *In The Shadow of the Dream*
The source's filmography lists *In The Shadow of the Dream* (2013) as a feature film.
Which film for television is listed in Asa Mader's filmography with a 2006 release year?
Answer: *Pigalle with Lou Doillon*
The source's filmography lists *Pigalle with Lou Doillon* (2006) as a film for television.
What year is credited for the short film *Time Doesn't Stand Still* in Asa Mader's filmography?
Answer: 2011
The source's filmography lists *Time Doesn't Stand Still* with a release year of 2011.
In what year did Asa Mader direct the music video for Coldplay's 'Violet Hill'?
Answer: 2008
The source's filmography credits Asa Mader with directing the music video for Coldplay's 'Violet Hill' in 2008.