“Marked” is a unique and captivating series that explores the world of tattoos and the people who create and wear them. The show delves into the personal lives of everyday people sharing, who share their life changing events with  two tattoo artists who then compete against one another to come up with a design that captures the essence of their stories. With its groundbreaking approach to storytelling and its visually stunning aesthetic, “Marked” promises to be a must-see for fans of tattoos and reality television alike.

For Dylan Ben-Israel and Storyteller Entertainment, the partnership with Media Ranch and Sophie Ferron represents a major milestone in the development of “Marked”. “We are thrilled to be working with Media Ranch and Sophie Ferron to bring ‘Marked’ to audiences around the world,” Ben-Israel said. “Their expertise and experience in the industry make them the perfect partners for us, and we are excited to see what we can achieve together.

The distribution and representation deal for “Marked”, which has already released a full season and is in post production on season two, is a major win for both Media Ranch and Storyteller Entertainment. With their combined expertise and talent, we can expect to see a groundbreaking new series that captures the imagination of viewers around the world. Fans of tattoos and reality television alike should keep an eye out for “Marked,” which promises to be one of the most innovative and exciting new shows of the year.

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Los Angeles, California – Aurelia Entertainment’s Shaun De Wet and famed photographer John Fleck have announced that they have hired Dylan Ben-Israel to write the screenplay for their new film, “Reconcile”. The film will tell the true story of Dan Cherry and Nguyen Hong My, two former enemies who later became close friends.

Cherry, an American fighter pilot, and My, a Vietnamese fighter pilot, met in the skies over Vietnam during the Vietnam War. After Cherry shot down My’s plane, the two men later met in person and developed a deep friendship based on mutual respect and understanding.

“Reconcile” will follow the lives of Cherry and My, before, during and after the war, and will explore the themes of forgiveness, reconciliation, and the power of friendship. The film is being produced by De Wet, who has worked together with Ben-Israel, as well as Fleck and Wendy Musser.

“We are thrilled to have Dylan on board to write the screenplay for ‘Reconcile’,” said Fleck. “This is a powerful and important story that deserves to be told, and we’re confident that Dylan is the right writer to bring it to life.”

Ben-Israel, who has worked on a number of successful projects throughout his career, is excited to be writing the screenplay for “Reconcile”. “This is an incredible story, and I’m honored to be a part of it,” said Ben-Israel. “The friendship between these two men is truly inspiring, and I can’t wait to explore it on the page.”

With De Wet producing and Ben-Israel writing, “Reconcile” is poised to be an incredibly powerful and moving film.

As the film industry continues to explore stories of forgiveness, reconciliation, and understanding, “Reconcile” promises to be a standout film that will inspire and move audiences around the world.

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While Season 1 of “Marked” focused on military stories, Season 2 will explore the stories of everyday people who have been marked by their experiences. From survivors of domestic abuse to cancer patients, each episode will feature a different person and the tattoo they get marked with, that represents their journey.

“I’m thrilled to be a part of ‘Marked’ Season 2,” says Ben-Israel. “This show is all about the power of tattoos to tell a story and connect people. It’s amazing to see how a single image can represent a lifetime of experiences, and I’m excited to see the stories that will be shared this season.”

“Marked” Season 2 will once again feature the same tattoo artists from season 1, who will work with each person to design and create a tattoo that reflects their story. Viewers will get an inside look at the tattoo process, from conception to completion, and will witness the emotional impact that each tattoo has on its wearer.

The show will be filmed in San Diego, and each episode will be a standalone feature, allowing viewers to jump in and watch any episode they choose.

“We’re thrilled to bring ‘Marked’ Season 2 to audiences around the world,” says Turner Fair. “This season promises to be even more powerful and inspiring than the last, and we can’t wait to share these stories with viewers.”

“Marked” Season 2 is expected to air in late 2023, and fans of the show are eagerly awaiting its release. With its unique format, emotional storytelling, and stunning visuals, “Marked” promises to be one of the most talked-about shows of the year.

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Produced by Turner Fair and Greg Kelly, with Jenna Verchota directing, the first season of Marked will feature two of the most talented tattoo artists in the industry, as they challenge each other to earn the right to create a unique and meaningful tattoos for their client. Each episode will follow the artists as they work with their clients to bring their inspirational stories to life through a tattoo, while also delving into the personal stories behind each tattoo.

“I am thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase the incredible talent and creativity of tattoo artists on Marked,” said Ben-Israel. “Tattoos are more than just ink on skin – they are a reflection of our personal stories and experiences. I am excited to share these stories with the world through this show.”

Filming for the first season of Marked is taking place in San Diego, California, which is known for its thriving tattoo culture. The city is home to some of the most talented tattoo artists in the industry, and the show will give viewers a glimpse into this vibrant community.

“We are excited to be filming in San Diego, which has a rich history and culture of tattoo artistry,” said Ben-Israel “The city is the perfect backdrop for our show and will provide a great platform for our talented artists to showcase their skills.”

As filming for the first season of Marked continues, fans of tattoo artistry and storytelling are eagerly awaiting the show’s premiere, and the show promises to be a unique and insightful look into the world of tattoos and the personal stories that inspire them.

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Los Angeles, California – Dylan Ben-Israel, has been hired to develop a new military series for Vet Tv. The show, titled “Breaking Boots”, follows two smart-ass AAV operators fresh out of schoolhouse who must navigate their way through the Fleet Marine Force in 3rd AAV Battalion while staying clear of Gunny who wants nothing more than to hammer and make an example out of them.

The show is set in the world of the United States Marine Corps and is a humorous take on life in the military. The series is comprised of six episodes, each running approximately 30 minutes in length, and will air exclusively on Vet Tv.

The show is a lighthearted and comedic take on the military experience, which is sure to resonate with audiences both in and out of the military community.

“I’m excited to be working on ‘Breaking Boots’ for Vet Tv,” said Ben-Israel. “The show is a fun and irreverent take on military life, and I think it will be a hit with audiences. I’m looking forward to bringing my unique vision to the project and working with the team at Vet Tv to make it a success.”

Vet Tv is a streaming service that specializes in military-themed content, with a focus on shows that are by and for veterans. The network has quickly become a popular destination for military personnel and their families, as well as for civilians who are interested in learning more about the military experience.

“Breaking Boots” is slated to air on Vet Tv in early 2024, and fans of the network are eagerly anticipating its release.

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New York, New York – Hit and Run Productions has announced that Dylan Ben-Israel has been hired to rewrite the script for “The Odds”, a new film that revolves around a group of friends who find themselves in over their heads after getting into debt with a dangerous bookie.

The film, which is being produced by Ari Taub, follows Mickey Larusso, a young man whose only aspiration in life is to be a professional gambler. When Mickey and his friends find themselves owing a mere $82 to a ruthless bookie, they must go to great lengths to come up with the money and stay alive.

Taub, known for his work on films such as “79 Parts” and “The Fallen”, is excited to bring Ben-Israel on board for the project. “Dylan is an incredibly talented writer, and we’re thrilled to have him on board to help bring ‘The Odds’ to life,” said Taub. “His unique voice and storytelling skills will help take this film to the next level.”

Ben-Israel, who has worked on a wide range of projects throughout his career, is excited to be rewriting “The Odds”. “This is the kind of story that really speaks to me as a writer,” said Ben-Israel. “It’s a chance to explore the world of gambling in Atlantic City, and the adventures that people get into there, and I can’t wait to dive in and help bring these characters to life.”

“The Odds” is set to star a talented cast of up-and-coming actors, and is expected to be one of the most talked-about films of the year. With Taub and Ben-Israel at the helm, fans are excited to see where this goes.

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Hollywood, California – Producer Sam Feuer of Big Boy Films has hired Dylan Ben-Israel to write the screenplay for “The Dead Sea”, a new film set to star Radha Mitchell. The film, which is being developed as a starring vehicle for Mitchell, is a thriller that takes place in and around the Dead Sea.

“The Dead Sea” is set to star Radha Mitchell, an Australian actress known for her work in films such as “Silent Hill” and “Man on Fire”. Mitchell will play a woman who travels to the Dead Sea for a relaxing vacation, only to find herself trapped in a fight for survival.

Ben-Israel, who has worked on a wide range of projects throughout his career, is excited to be writing “The Dead Sea”. “This is the kind of project that really excites me as a writer,” said Ben-Israel. “It’s a thriller that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats, and I can’t wait to start working on it.”

Fans of Radha Mitchell and Ben-Israel are eagerly anticipating updates on the project.

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Ngema, a prominent South African playwright, and Ben-Israel, an acclaimed filmmaker, originally wrote the first draft in 2002, but it has taken many years to finally get the film made and now be available to the world. Ben-Israel and Ngema’s original script, which has transformed many times over the years, has produced a powerful and moving story that captures the spirit of resistance and hope that characterized the struggle against apartheid.

The decision to premiere the film at Cannes is a significant milestone for Ngema and Ben-Israel, as it represents a major platform for their work to reach a wider global audience. The festival, which attracts top filmmakers and industry professionals from around the world, is a highly competitive arena for new films, and the selection of “Asinamali” is a testament to the quality of the work.

“We are honored to have our film selected for the Cannes Film Festival,” said Ngema. “This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in the project, and we are excited to share our story with audiences around the world.”

Ben-Israel echoed Ngema’s sentiments, adding that the film is a tribute to the resilience and courage of the South African people. “Asinamali is a story of hope and triumph in the face of oppression,” he said. “We hope that it will inspire audiences to stand up against injustice and fight for a better world.”

As the premiere of “Asinamali” approaches, excitement is building among fans of Ngema and Ben-Israel’s work. The film promises to be a thoughtful and powerful exploration of the human spirit, and its selection for the Cannes Film Festival is a testament to the strength of its message.

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