Peter Sarsgaard
Maggie Gyllenhaal
['Mahler', 'Nest ferch Rhys', 'Arjuna', 'Jada', 'Blake Lively', 'Shahrbanu', 'Chiara Mastroianni', 'Ena', 'Betsy Drake', 'Edith Kermit Roosevelt', 'Rossetti', 'Vincente Minnelli', 'Eorcenberht', 'Sweyn', 'King Harald V', 'Peleus', 'Mildred Davis', 'Sheridan', 'Grand Duke Henri', 'Neal Cassady', 'James Hudson Taylor', 'Yoko Ono', 'Jungjong', 'Cretheus', 'Anne Grey', 'William II', 'Laura Dern', 'Georg Jacoby', 'Ella Fitzgerald', 'William Booth', 'Michael', 'Servilia Caepionis', 'Charles Martel', 'Matsudaira Nobuyasu', 'Natalya', 'Izanami', 'Anna McNeill Whistler', 'Edith Craig', 'Polyxena', 'Mark Duplass', 'Aung San Suu Kyi', 'King David', 'Hugh Masekela', 'Hassan II', 'King Louis XIV', 'Edward IV', 'Waldrada', 'George I', 'Michelle Obama', 'Ken Russell', 'Queen Tamar', 'Xue Baochai', 'Faith Hill', 'Ferdinand Marcos', 'Pierre Casiraghi', 'Alexios I Komnenos', 'Sunil Dutt', 'Charlotte Amalie', 'Arthurian Legend', 'Zeus', 'King Priam', 'Calpurnia', 'Aram Khachaturian', 'Satyajit Ray', 'Vittorio De Sica', 'Maxine Sanders', 'Chairman Mao', 'Dwight', 'Engelbert I', 'Christian VIII', 'Colm Meaney', 'Sigebert', 'Mark Feldman', 'King George III', 'Niobe', 'Begum Khaleda Zia', 'Prince Regent', 'Cameron Diaz', 'Debra Winger', 'Randhir', 'Murugan', 'Ketan Mehta', 'Princess Charlotte', 'Anna Thomas', 'Prince Henry', 'Dennis Rodman', 'Alcyone', 'Faye Dunaway', 'Brett Halsey', 'Pythodorida', 'James Lapine', 'Ellaline Terriss', 'Claus von Amsberg', 'Heber', 'Lisa Niemi', 'Ali', 'Sir Elton John', 'Empress Ashina', 'Hugobert']
Andrew Zuckerman
Andrew Zuckerman (born 1977) is an American filmmaker and photographer. He is best known for creating hyper-real images set against stark white backgrounds. His subjects have included birds, endangered species of animals, politicians, humanitarians, artists, and entertainers. Zuckerman received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1999. He began his career as a commercial still life photographer, before releasing the book, Creature, a portrait series of animals, in 2007. He has since published four additional volumes: Wisdom (2008), Bird (2009), Music (2010), and Flower (2012). Wisdom and Music were also realized as feature length, interview-format documentary films. In 2006, Zuckerman co-founded the company, Late Night and Weekends, through which he released the acclaimed documentary, Still Bill, about the life of Blues musician, Bill Withers, and created campaigns for brands including Puma and Gap. He produced and directed his first short narrative film, High Falls, starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard, in 2007. It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and received the award for best short narrative at the Woodstock Film Festival the same year. Writing for The New York Times, David Carr called the project "a pretty film, and a pretty smart film." Despite widespread Internet speculation that Sam Mendes directed the iPhone 4's FaceTime camapaign, it was actually Zuckerman who was responsible for the ads.