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Marisa Silver
Highest Rated: 47% Permanent Record (1988)
Lowest Rated: 33% He Said, She Said (1991)
Birthday: Apr 23, 1960
Birthplace: Not Available
While this director is the daughter of a film family, she has sought to earn her own way: her father is producer Raphael Silver; her mother director Joan Micklin Silver. Marisa Silver got her start while attending Harvard, where she directed the short "Dexter T" (1977) and edited the documentary "Light Coming Through: A Portrait of Maud Morgan." In 1982, she co-directed (with Peter Davis) the Emmy-nominated PBS "Middletown" segment "A Community of Praise," which profiled a Christian Fundamentalist group. Thereafter, Silver's TV experience was limited to directing a 1992 episode of "L.A. Law" (NBC) and a USA Network telefilm "Indecency" (also 1992).
Filmography
Movies
| Credit | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 33% | 34% | He Said, She Said | Director | $8.7M | 1991 |
| 43% | 31% | Vital Signs | Director | $779.1K | 1990 |
| 47% | 69% | Permanent Record | Director | $1.6M | 1988 |
| No Score Yet | 33% | Old Enough | Director | - | 1984 |