Liz Seymour presents Misha Zubarev: Taylor in the new music video Taylor The Latte Boy

Misha Zubarev, the internationally-known filmmaker, director, model, and actor, enjoys the work and creativity both behind and in front of the scenes.

In Taylor The Latte Boy Music Video with Liz Seymour, you'll see how comfortable he is when the video camera is aimed at him.

Usually when a camera is aimed at Misha, as you can see in just a few of his portraits, he's a very striking guy… but as the unkempt Taylor (who gets better looking in the Dream and Fantasy Sequences of the Music Video), Misha shows the range of his looks and characters.

Misha first came to the attention of Producer/Director Charlie Seymour Jr when they both worked on The American Actor television premiere in 2007, which Misha directed and Charlie worked on the public relations and still photography.

Misha Behind-The-Scenes:

Misha's experience began as a filmmaker in Spring 2001 when he produced, filmed, and edited a full-length feature film entitled Four Funny Families, which screened at Prince Music Theater, Wilmington International Film Festival, New York Film & Video Festival, and in Odessa, Ukraine.

His second film, which he produced, directed, and edited, was well received in the Philadelphia Film Festival, WYBE Season 4, Tribecca Underground Film Festival, and WESTFest, where it received a Best Original Score award. The film also received good critical reviews from Betty Jo Tucker, lead film critic for ReelTalk Reviews.

In Fall of 2006 Misha was a highlighted Philadelphia filmmaker in MovieMaker Magazine, and he is also on the film selection committee of the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival, as well as the Young Friends of the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival. He currently directs a TV series entitled “Wisdom Tree” (Satellite release & Comcast acquisition) for EBRU TV / Everest Productions, a prestigious television production facility located in central New Jersey.

Misha was also one of the creative and producing partners of LiveFaceOnWeb (www.livefaceonweb.com), a creative service for online businesses that records actors and models for the web, making them the online spokespeople for the business.

In December 2007, Misha directed the live show of a new pilot produced by New Century Television called “American Actor” (“American Idol” for actors).

Another one of his recently produced and edited video projects, “About Angels, etc.” was acquired for WYBE Philadelphia Stories Season 6. “About Angels, etc.” is based on a collection of award-winning poems by V. Ulea.

Misha Zubarev also served as curator / producer for www.hotINK.org 2008 festival. He curated for Stonestreet Studio’s selected screenplay “My Dog Trash Can.” The screenplay has received lots of praise and has a potential of going on screen. Misha will be the curator for hotINK’s 2009 festival.

Misha is also in preproduction on a short film and is looking into directing his first feature film over the next year.

Misha In-The-Scenes:

Another side of Misha, which he discovered not too long ago (Spring 2007), is that he has a knack for acting and modeling. He was on the runway in over 40 cross-country bridal fashion shows for David’s Bridal and After Hours, featuring Fall and Spring fashion tuxedoes by Calvin Klein, Oscar De La Renta, Ralph Lauren, and many others.

He has also worked with numerous photographers for print work, as well did two voiceover jobs for the Maryland Lottery (AFTRA).

Misha was also in competition for Esquire Magazine’s “Best Dressed Man of the Year 2008” and he received over 200,000 votes, finishing one as a top finalist.

Misha was recently featured in the title role in the new music video, “Taylor The Latte Boy,” to support the marketing of the CD, “Liz Seymour – That Thing Called Love.” Enjoy the Music Video, Taylor The Latte Boy. Click Here to See It!

Misha is an open networker and he is happy to discuss any ideas to collaborate with other producers, directors, photographers, models, and actors regarding film and media projects, as well as fashion shows and print campaigns.