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Producer Mark Borman began his career in childhood when he and brother Arthur terrorized the neighborhood with the family video camera. Now Borman makes his feature producing debut with ... And God Spoke.

Mark Borman studied real estate, finance and economics at the University of Southern Carolina and moved to Chicago upon graduation. There he worked at the Chicago Board of Trade and in his spare time wrote scripts and was a member of several improv troupes, including The Second City.

It was in Chicago where Mark and his visiting brother, along with Richard Raddon, were sharing the funny mishaps they had witnessed on movie sets that they conceived the idea for ... And God Spoke.

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Richard Raddon began his career in the film industry as a free-lance production assistant on documentaries and other short films. After a brief period as a production assistant, Richard was hired as a personal assistant by writer/producer/director John Hughes. He worked on such projects as "Curly Sue," "Home Alone 11" and "Dennis The Menace."

Raddon then went on to form a film/video production company in Chicago with two associates from Warner Bros. The production company was mainly involved in producing industrial videos and low-budget commercials. The most notable achievement by the company was the production of a television campaign entitled "Women and AIDS" narrated by Sally Kellerman, produced for the National Center for Disease Control.

After working with director Arthur Borman and his brother Mark Borman on several television promos, the producer decided it was time to make the jump with the brothers to feature filmmaking. Lee and Rich

Richard Raddon was raised in Chicago, Illinois. He received a Bachelor Degree in business finance in college.

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Lee Daniel shot two movies in one for... And God Spoke: a mock documentary and a faux full-length feature. Daniel previously shot the documentary-like "Slacker" for director Richard Linklater and subsequently shot Linklater's remembrance of the 70s, "Dazed and Confused," Linklater's widely acclaimed "Before Sunrise," and "Suburbia." He has also photographed music videos for such artists as Lyle Lovett, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Poi Dog Pondering. A resident of Austin, Texas, Daniel travels the world working on independent documentaries.

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