Jayce Bartok

Producer, Director, Writer, Actor

Brooklyn, NY

Representation

Vinyl Foote Productions

Union Status

SAG, AEA, AFTRA

After appearing in films and television shows as an actor, most notably Richard Linklater’s Suburbia, John Frankenheimer’s Andersonville, Sam Raimi’s Spiderman, Tom McCarthy’s The Station Agent, and Georgia Lee’s Red Doors; Jayce Bartok was inspired to write and direct, Stricken, a short film starring Hayley Mills. Eager to embark on a larger project, he produced and directed with his wife Tiffany, [Altered By Elvis][1], an award-winning documentary about lives changed by the King of Rock ‘n Roll.

[The Cake Eaters][2], Jayce‘s critically acclaimed feature screenplay debut, was directed by Mary Stuart Masterson and premiered at the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival. The film stars Bruce Dern, Kristen Stewart, and Aaron Stanford, and was released in March 2009. He has three more screenplays currently in development including, Livingston Avenue, Tiny Dancer, and Dream Country (dir. Will Geiger), adapted from the acclaimed novel by Luanne Rice. Next, Jayce will step into the realm of feature directing with his screenplay, [Red River][3], a dark thriller about mysterious drownings in Wisconsin.

Links

My Website

Social

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Timeline

Fall to Rise, 2014

Drama written, screenplay, and directed by Bartok. It’s about “a famous principal dancer is let go from her company after an injury.” IMDB

Jack and Paul (Short), 2014

“JACK & PAUL is about a therapist and his patient both trying to make a phone call that will save their relationships.” IMDB

Sunburn (Short), 2012

“A young man looking to make his mark in reality TV gets a job at a network only to find himself morally conflicted when he picks a new couple for the popular franchise, The Manhattan Social Club. How far will Kevin go to secure his place in network television?” IMDB