Lara M. Schwartz

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Lara M. Schwartz is a music video director.

Music videography[]

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As producer and/or executive producer[]

• Aaliyah “Hot Like Fire”
• Aaliyah “The One I Gave My Heart To”
• Anthony Hamilton "Nobody Else"
• BOB Clique "Hostage"
• Boogie Monsters "Beginning of the End"
• Bo-Shed “Come On In”
• Bounty Killer “Deadly Zone”
• Boyz II Men "On Bended Knee"
• Branford Marsalis "No Pain, No Gain"
• Craig Mack "Making Moves With Puff"
• Craig Mack "Get Down"
• "Funkdafied"
• Damage "Anything"
• Da Ruffness "1 N 1"
• Day Ta Day "U Represent"
• DeVante "Gin and Juice"
• Doug E. Fresh & Little Vicious "Freaks"
• Doug E. Fresh "It's Ii-ght"
• Dub War "Strike It"
• Faith; "You Used To Love Me"
• Front Line Assembly; "Millennium"
• Funkdoobiest "XXX Funk"
• Harry Connick Jr. “Let’s Just Kiss”
• Hoez With Attitude (HWA) EPK
• Jaz B. Lat'n "Set It Off"
• Johnny Marrs "Hubba Bubba Baby"
• Junior Mafia "Player's Anthem"*
  • (*Nominated for Best New Artist Clip; 1995 )
• Junior M.A.F.I.A. "Get Money"
• Junior M.A.F.I.A. "I Need You Tonight"
• Kali Ranks "Kill Dem All"
• K-Ci & JoJo “All My Life”**
  • (**Nominated for Best R&B Video; 1998 MTV Music Video Awards)
• Kedar Mgmt. "At The Apollo"
• Keith Sweat "When I Give My Love"
• Keesha “You Got Me Where You Want”
• Kenny Lattimore & Heather Headley “Love Will Find A Way”
• Kino "Game Recognize Game"
• Lil' Kim "Crush On You"
• Lil' Kim "My Time To Shine"
• Lil' Kim (featuring Da Brat, Left Eye, Missy Elliott, & Angie Martinez)"Ladies Night"
• Little Vicious "The Glock"
• Lost Boyz “What’s Wrong...”
• Mary J. Blige "Be Happy”
• Messiah "I Feel Love"
• Mic Geronimo “Wherever You Are”
• Michael Jackson "History II" Home Video Titles
• Napalm Death "A Plague Rages”
• NKRU "Computer Love"
• Nonchalant "5 O'Clock"
• Nonchalant “Take It There”
• Notorious B.I.G. "Juicy"
• Notorious B.I.G. "One More Chance"***
  • (***Nominated for Best Rap Video; 1995 )
• NTC "Try My Love"
• 112 "Only You"
• Once Blue "Save Me"
• Outta Control "Sinful Wishes"
• Ricardo da Force "Why"
• Ryan Reynolds "Do I Ever Cross You’re Mind”
• Sable "For Old Times Sake"
• Salt-n-Pepa "Champagne"
• Section 8 "No Love"
• Sister Machine Gun "Hole In The Ground" and "Burn"
• Sway “When Suzanna Cries”
• Tom Jones “Sex Bomb”
• Total "Can't You See"
• Total "Can't You See" Re-mix
• 12 Gauge "Dunkie Butt"
• Vesta “Somebody For Me”
• Whitney Houston "I Believe In You & Me"

As director[]

• Elevator Suite “Backaround”
• Smokey Robinson “Sleepin’ In”
• Keesha “You Got Me Where You Want”
• Kenny Lattimore & Heather Headley “Love Will Find A Way”
• Nonchalant “Take It There”
• K-Ci & JoJo “All My Life”*
  • (*Nominated for Best R&B Video; 1998 MTV Music Video Awards)
• Vesta “Somebody For Me”
• Peter Andre “Kiss The Girl”
• Amari “Callin’”
• Bounty Killer “Deadly Zone”
• Lost Boyz “What’s Wrong With The Way I Live”
• Teddy Pendergrass "Give It To Me"
• Tasha Holiday "Just The Way You Like It"^[1]
• Tracey Lee "The Theme"
• Sybil "Still A Thrill"
• Day Ta Day "Smile"
• No Coast “City Streets”

As production manager[]

• YZ "The Ghetto's Been Good To Me"
• Maestro & Showbiz "Fine Tune Da Mic"
• Dirt Nation "Khadejah"

As camera operator[]

• Al Jarreau & Kathleen Battle; TV spot
• Deborah Harry Interview
• Michael Speaks Performance

Other works[]

Traditional commercials[]

• ABC Daytime Promo
• Faith Evans Promo
• Mary J. Blige WTLC Radio Advertisement

As production manager[]

• Hyundai Car Advertisement
• Stouffer's Advertisement
• Donna Karan (DKNY) Advertisement
• Kobecker Co. Shoe Advertisement
• Gap Advertisement

Live broadcasts[]

• Women in Hollywood Television Awards Show
• Democratic National Convention 2004
• Greg Godek Satellite Broadcast
• Money Magazine Satellite Broadcast
• Eckerd Corporation Satellite Broadcast

Documentaries[]

• Salt N’Pepa EPK/Documentary I
• Salt N’ Pepa EPK/Documentary II
• Ahakhav Tribal Preserve Youth Cultural Festival

Short films[]

• Brand New
• Le Bateau Indiscret
• The Fear Mechanic
• Repeater

Feature films[]

As production manager[]

Girls Town - won the Filmmakers Trophy Award at the 1996 Sundance Film Festival & earned a Special Recognition for the Screenplay

DVD Production[]

As executive producer[]

Quills - Short Documentary and Director Commentary Production

References[]

• http://www.randomhouse.com/author/results.pperl?authorid=100145
• https://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&search-type=ss&index=books&field-author=Lara%20M.%20Schwartz&page=1