Mark Indig

Mark Indig is credited in film production roles, primarily as a unit production manager and location manager. In 1998, Indig served as the Unit Production Manager for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, a film known for its unconventional production challenges and on-location shooting. The role involved overseeing logistical and operational aspects of the shoot, ensuring the production ran smoothly across various desert and urban settings.

Earlier in their career, Indig worked as the Location Manager for Body Heat in 1981. This role required identifying, securing, and managing filming sites that suited the film’s narrative and aesthetic requirements, often in challenging or remote locations. The position demanded coordination with property owners, local authorities, and crew to facilitate uni…