Marc Lebryk is a Visual artist with a Degree from Purdue University in Photography and Related Media who (When not eating paint, running around with his arms spread out like an airplane) works full time as the Custom Content photographer at the Indianapolis Star Media Group where he employs guerrilla lighting techniques, and is given the most challenging clients the paper has to offer. Very proficient in Small strobe on location lighting, mixed with large strobe location and studio lighting for both Still photography and Video. Marc is proficient in HDSLR technologies including Final Cut Pro 7 and Final Cut Pro X, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Premier Pro. Marc travels roughly 50,000 miles a year via car, bus, and plane for assignments.
Clients other than and outside of the Indianapolis Star include: Ultrasun USA, Dr. Mueller Tanning Equipment, Atwood Mobile Products, Conflux Design, 20/20 Lasik Institute, Express Effects Cosmetics, Purdue University, Chip Ganassi Racing, Miller Senior Communities, The Naptown Roller Girls, Interactive Intelligence, Khamis Fine Jewelers, Howl at the Moon USA , The Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA), and Andrews McNeel Universal Publishing.
Marc Lebryk has received national attention for the work he has done with the Naptown Roller Girls Roller Derby team in Indianapolis Indiana by being featured in the “Scars and Stripes” National Roller Derby exhibit in New York City in 2011; and has also been asked to give Photography presentations and workshops at Ivy Tech, IUPUI, The Art Institute of Indianapolis, The Photo Venture Group, and many others. Marc has also worked on several “New equipment reviews” for Roberts Distributors located in Indianapolis.
In May of 2013 Marc married Shannon, the most incredible woman in the world; and has never been happier. They live in East Indianapolis with their three and a half cats (Cheeto, Tuxedo, Cortana, and the stray that comes around for food from time to time that they have named Roofus), a Roomba with a mind of its own named Claptrap, and a nations travel worth of toys won from claw machines around the country.
See more from Marc at his site: Marc Lebryk