Mary Lambert Biography
Like David_Fincher, filmmaker Mary Lambert started her career by directing Madonna's music videos. In the early days of MTV, she directed "Borderline," "Material Girl," and, eventually, the groundbreaking video for "Like a Prayer." She also did videos for Janet_Jackson and Bobby_Brown, as well as commercials, video games, and Saturday_Night_Live shorts. In 1987, she made her feature film debut with the mysterious psychological thriller Siesta. Starring Ellen_Barkin, Gabriel_Byrne, and Julian_Sands, the film was nominated at the Independent Spirit Awards for Best First Feature. Next up for Lambert were the horror flicks Pet_Sematary and Pet_Sematary_Two. In the '90s, she worked mainly on made-for-TV movies and thrillers. On series television, she directed episodes of HBO's Tales From the Crypt, Showtime's Drive-In Classics, and VH1's version of the Twilight_Zone, Strange Frequency. In 2000, she made both Clubland (shot with a handheld camera following around aspiring musicians in L.A.) and the (teen thriller The_In_Crowd, before moving back to horror films later in the decade with Urban Legends: Bloody Mary, The Attic, and High Midnight. In 2007, she directed, produced, and photographed the documentary] 14 Women, a film profiling the female members of the U.S. Senate. Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi
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