Pixel Perfect is a 16mm film which was written and directed by Mark Kochanowicz. The 29 minute film was completed on March 22, 2004 and began its journey to the film festival circuit.

Log Line

A Web designer tries to prevent an online auction from ruining lives.

Pixel Perfect Synopsis

Owen Sanders has found the perfect job. One that is high-paying, close to home and most importantly, a position that allows him to date his former boss’s daughter. Soon afterwards, he discovers that his new job in Web design isn’t that perfect. Owen begins to suspect that his new employer is selling more than just pictures over the Internet. Using his computer skills, he uncovers the secret embedded within the pixels and tries to stop his company’s online auction from its damaging consequences.

Festival Screenings & Awards

Algonquin Film Festival - May 19, 2005
PhillySmooth Arts - February 16, 2005
Philly Underground Music & Philm Festival - November 11, 2004
"Filmmaker to Watch 2004" Award given to Mark Kochanowicz
Fiery Film Fest (Finalist) - October 2, 2004

Trailer - http://www.kochanowicz.com/trailer.htm

Director's Biography

Mark Kochanowicz received his B.A. degree from the Pennsylvania State University. After graduation he began training as an actor with several well-respected teachers and during this time, Mark’s gained industry experience working as a stand-in on several television series. Less than a year afterwards, he landed principal roles on television and in independent films. Wanting to utilize this firsthand training, Mark Kochanowicz wrote, directed and starred in his first short film, Pixel Perfect, which earned him a “Filmmaker to Watch 2004” award from the Philadelphia Underground Music & Philm Festival. Mark’s sophomore effort is the short comedy motion picture “Facility for the Common Man”.

Production Notes

•           SAG Production ID 00073187
•           13 Principal Actors, 20 Background Actors
•           9 Locations
•           Shooting Format - 16mm color film
•           Sound Format – ¼ Stereo analogue
•           Telecine transfer to video for editing
•           Editing System – Avid
•           Shooting Days - 7

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