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'''Marvin V. Rush''' worked as a director of photography on [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]], [[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]], [[Star Trek: Voyager]] and [[Star Trek: Enterprise]].
  
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[[File:Rush filming Cause and Effect.jpg|thumb|Rush filming TNG's {{e|Cause and Effect}} in {{y|1992}}]]
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[[File:Marvin Rush and Anthony Montgomery.jpg|thumb|Rush and [[Anthony Montgomery]] on the set of {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}}]]
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'''Marvin V. Rush''' ([[Star Trek birthdays|born]] {{y|1953}}) worked as Director of Photography on ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]''. In addition, he directed five episodes across three ''Trek'' series. Rush earned two [[Emmy Award]] nominations for his work on ''Star Trek''; {{y|1991}} for Outstanding Cinematography for a Series for the TNG episode {{e|Family}} and {{y|1995}} for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Cinematography for a Series for the ''Voyager'' episode {{e|Heroes and Demons}}. In 1995, he was also nominated for an [[ASC Award|American Society of Cinematographers Award]] for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series for the ''Deep Space Nine'' episode {{e|Crossover}}.
   
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In {{y|1996}}, Rush also served as Director of Photography on the [[video game]] ''[[Star Trek: Borg]]''. Several in-universe references to him were made throughout the series; [[Marvin Rush (Admiral)]], [[M. Rush]], and [[Rush Dilithium Crystals]]. Rush was photographed for a card in the [[trading cards|trading card set]] ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation - Behind the Scenes]]''. He was also interviewed for the ''[[The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine|The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine, Issue 19]]'', article "Marvin V. Rush: Guide to The Host" by Bill Florence, in 1992 and the ''[[Star Trek Monthly issue 110]]'', article "Gold Rush" by [[Joe Nazzaro]], in 2003. In addition, he was interviewed for the special features "Shooting {{e|Future Tense}}" on the [[ENT Season 2 DVD]] and "Behind the Camera: Marvin Rush" on the [[ENT Season 3 DVD]].
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Rush started to work as camera operator and director of photography in the late 1980s with credits such as the comedy ''Say Yes'' (1986), the action thriller ''Armed Response'' (1986), the comedy series ''Easy Street'' (1986, starring [[James Cromwell]]), the television special ''The Jets in Hawaii'' (1987), the comedy series ''Dear John'' (1988), and the science fiction comedy ''Meet the Hollowheads'' (1989, written and directed by [[Thomas R. Burman]]).
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===Star Trek: The Next Generation===
  
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During his time on ''Star Trek'', 1989 - 2005, Rush was the director of photography on the ''Flesh 'n' Blood'' episode "Blood Is Thicker Than Arlo" in 1991 and on [[Les Landau]]'s drama ''Archibald the Rainbow Painter'' in 1998. The latter one featured ''Trek'' performers [[Michael McKean]], [[Robert Picardo]], [[Mel Johnson, Jr.]], [[Andrew Robinson]], [[Ann Gillespie]], and [[Spice Williams|Spice Williams-Crosby]] and second assistant director [[Paul Lawrence]].
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===Star Trek: Voyager===
  
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* "[[The Thaw]]"
 
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Following the end of ''Star Trek: Enterprise'', Rush worked as director of photography on the television series ''E-Ring'' (2006), ''Close to Home'' (2006-2007), and ''Moonlight'' (2007-2008), the short film ''Poet's War'' (2007), the television comedy ''Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh'' (2008, directed by [[Michael Grossman]]), the mystery thriller ''S. Darko'' (2009), and the comedy ''Cherry'' (2009).
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===Star Trek: Enterprise===
  
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* "[[In a Mirror, Darkly, Part I]]"
  
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== ''Star Trek'' credits ==
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* "[[Terra Prime]]"
  
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* {{TNG|The Host}}
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* {{VOY}}
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** {{e|The Thaw}}
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** {{e|Favorite Son}}
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* {{ENT}}
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** {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}}
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** {{e|Terra Prime}}
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* {{TNG}}
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** [[TNG Season 3|Season 3]] (except {{e|The Ensigns of Command}})
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** [[TNG Season 4|Season 4]] (except {{e|Half a Life}} and {{e|The Host}})
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** [[TNG Season 5|Season 5]]
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** {{e|Time's Arrow, Part II}} ([[TNG Season 6|Season 6]])
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** {{e|Realm of Fear}}
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* {{DS9}}
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** [[DS9 Season 1|Season 1]]
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** [[DS9 Season 2|Season 2]]
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* {{VOY}}
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** [[VOY Season 1|Season 1]] (except {{e|Emanations}})
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** [[VOY Season 2|Season 2]] (except {{e|Innocence}} and {{e|The Thaw}})
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** [[VOY Season 3|Season 3]] (except {{e|Favorite Son}})
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** [[VOY Season 4|Season 4]]
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** [[VOY Season 5|Season 5]]
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** [[VOY Season 6|Season 6]]
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** [[VOY Season 7|Season 7]]
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* {{ENT}}
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** [[ENT Season 1|Season 1]]
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** [[ENT Season 2|Season 2]]
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** [[ENT Season 3|Season 3]]
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** [[ENT Season 4|Season 4]] (except {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly}}, {{e|In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II}}, {{e|Demons}}, {{e|Terra Prime}} and {{e|These Are the Voyages...}})
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== ''Star Trek'' interviews ==
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* "Marvin V. Rush - Guide to {{e|The Host}}, ''[[The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine]]'' Vol. 19, pp. 54-60, interviewed by Bill Florence
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== External links ==
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* {{wikipedia}}
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Revision as of 20:59, 30 October 2014

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Marvin Rush

Marvin V. Rush

Rush filming Cause and Effect

Rush filming TNG's "Cause and Effect" in 1992

Marvin Rush and Anthony Montgomery

Rush and Anthony Montgomery on the set of "In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II"

Marvin V. Rush (born 1953) worked as Director of Photography on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Enterprise. In addition, he directed five episodes across three Trek series. Rush earned two Emmy Award nominations for his work on Star Trek; 1991 for Outstanding Cinematography for a Series for the TNG episode "Family" and 1995 for Outstanding Individual Achievement in Cinematography for a Series for the Voyager episode "Heroes and Demons". In 1995, he was also nominated for an American Society of Cinematographers Award for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Regular Series for the Deep Space Nine episode "Crossover".

In 1996, Rush also served as Director of Photography on the video game Star Trek: Borg. Several in-universe references to him were made throughout the series; Marvin Rush (Admiral), M. Rush, and Rush Dilithium Crystals. Rush was photographed for a card in the trading card set Star Trek: The Next Generation - Behind the Scenes. He was also interviewed for the The Official Star Trek: The Next Generation Magazine, Issue 19, article "Marvin V. Rush: Guide to The Host" by Bill Florence, in 1992 and the Star Trek Monthly issue 110, article "Gold Rush" by Joe Nazzaro, in 2003. In addition, he was interviewed for the special features "Shooting "Future Tense"" on the ENT Season 2 DVD and "Behind the Camera: Marvin Rush" on the ENT Season 3 DVD.

Rush started to work as camera operator and director of photography in the late 1980s with credits such as the comedy Say Yes (1986), the action thriller Armed Response (1986), the comedy series Easy Street (1986, starring James Cromwell), the television special The Jets in Hawaii (1987), the comedy series Dear John (1988), and the science fiction comedy Meet the Hollowheads (1989, written and directed by Thomas R. Burman).

During his time on Star Trek, 1989 - 2005, Rush was the director of photography on the Flesh 'n' Blood episode "Blood Is Thicker Than Arlo" in 1991 and on Les Landau's drama Archibald the Rainbow Painter in 1998. The latter one featured Trek performers Michael McKean, Robert Picardo, Mel Johnson, Jr., Andrew Robinson, Ann Gillespie, and Spice Williams-Crosby and second assistant director Paul Lawrence.

Following the end of Star Trek: Enterprise, Rush worked as director of photography on the television series E-Ring (2006), Close to Home (2006-2007), and Moonlight (2007-2008), the short film Poet's War (2007), the television comedy Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh (2008, directed by Michael Grossman), the mystery thriller S. Darko (2009), and the comedy Cherry (2009).

Star Trek credits

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As director of photography

Star Trek interviews

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