“I would like to introduce you to the work of

Harry and Max Frishberg, two young men

who have made films of every genre  when

most people their age have barely seen them.


It speaks of their passion, commitment,

dedication, and ability to have fashioned, with

the most basic of  film equipment, movies

that rival what you see in today’s theaters.”


- Conrad Pope

Composer and Orchestrator

Indiana Jones,  Harry Potter,  Pirates Of The Caribbean




“I’ve been composing music for Film and TV since the 1980’s

and it is my sincere pleasure to endorse Harry and Max Frishberg

as they launch their filmmaking  careers. I’ve seen first-hand how quickly

and professionally these brothers can pull off an entire production.


During a recent Portland visit, I was amazed to see how

(then 19 yr. old) Harry’s directorial vision is animated by his passionate

knowledge of  film score music. Harry quickly finds the right music for

the right scene and builds movies enhanced by his refined musical taste.


I just know that Harry and Max will continue to soar as

prolific, young, impassioned, versatile, filmmakers -

and as the newest team of brothers in the Industry.”


- Nan Schwartz

2009 Grammy™ Winning Composer

In The Heat of The Night,  Bobby,  The Curious Case of Benjamin Button




“I’ve worked as a film editor for over 30 years and Max Frishberg

has apprenticed with me for the past year on “The Path to 9/11”.

As we watched dailies together, I could tell that Max has

an editor’s eye and that he can feel when the scene is right.


Any person can throw a bunch of shots together on a timeline, but

what I see in Max is the heart and good instincts of an editor –

he makes his decisions according to what is best for telling the story.


I am truly amazed to see the high quality,

professional filmmaking of Max and Harry Frishberg.


Max’s work shows a good rhythm in knowing how long to hold on

certain shots with an understanding of comedy, action sequences,

and musical numbers. I have no doubts about Max’s readiness and

capabilities to work and succeed in this Industry.”


-  Geoffrey Rowland A.C.E.

2007 Emmy™ Winning Editor

The Path to 9/11,  Buffy: The Vampire Slayer,  Saving Grace




“In the five years that I’ve been teaching Post-Production, 

    I’ve never before met students like Max and Harry Frishberg.


These two refugees from Portland came to Los Angeles and

revealed themselves to not only be my brightest and most

interested students, but also extremely capable filmmakers

with a strong aesthetic sense of story and the technical skills

to make those stories much more entertaining.


Many people in our business speak of their passion, but in watching

the way that these young filmmakers have approached our craft and

executed their own vision, there is no question in my mind that they

have certainly put their talent where their mouths are and that

they are ready to move forward into bigger and better things.”


- Richard Greenberg

   Executive Vice President of “The Post Group”

   and UCLA Film / TV Instructor