In his six-year journey to comprehensively capture the world of professional boxing, Howard Schatz learned that the sport is one of courage, but also of constraints. Boxers risk getting injured, ...

The photographs of Howard Schatz are exhibited in museums and photography galleries internationally and are included in innumerable private collections. He has received international acclaim for his ...

"Schatz demonstrates his mastery as a director, leading 85 actors to explore an enormous range of scenarios in one-on-one improvisation, capturing the dynamic energy of the actors in full creative ...

Howard Schatz’s 19 th book, At the Fights, is a 224-page opus on professional boxers, or, as he puts it, “rare and unusual individuals” shot both in studio and on location at gyms and stadiums around ...

The actor, first seen on the beloved Skins, spent a decade on his directorial debut: “I wanted to make a film for young Dev, the kid that grew up watching Bruce Lee films.” ...

Howard Schatz is one of those individuals who seems to excel at whatever he tries. An accomplished ophthalmologist, Schatz successfully... Howard Schatz is one of those individuals who seems to excel ...

Boxing is a sport more often associated with brute violence than with aesthetics. But photographer Howard Schatz has turned thuggish fighters into the subjects of extraordinary portraits showing the ...

Actors posing for photographer Howard Schatz's book In Character: Actors Acting weren't allowed to just sit pretty. Schatz gave them dramatic scenarios, and then captured the expressive results.

When the renowned New York-based photographer set out to create his 20th tome, Caught In The Act: Actors Acting, he hoped to capture Hollywood’s elite in a vulnerable state. And the finished product ...

Nestor Serrano plays macho guys in movies and on TV -- thugs, cops, corrupt prosecutors. In Howard Schatz's new book of photographs, "In Character: Actors Acting," he's a wrist-flapping gay wag, ...