Omar Kaczmarczyk has a remarkable 45-year career in motion picture production, financing, marketing, and distribution. With extensive experience in international co-productions and independent films, he has consulted on over 140 projects worldwide.
Kaczmarczyk is the founder of OKCO, a company that provides development, marketing, financing, production, and distribution services for intellectual property assets. He is also the Chief Relationship Officer for Wonder Animation/Wonder Funding and Genesis Group Unlimited.
Kaczmarczyk's vision is to create a digital democracy where every viewer is counted and can contribute to the perpetual wealth-building of intellectual property assets. He believes that stories live forever and can generate wealth into the far distant future.
Throughout his career, Kaczmarczyk has produced numerous films, including the feature-length documentary Timothy Leary and the Art of Dying, The New Adventures of Pinocchio, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World, and Trimark Pictures' The Eternal.
Kaczmarczyk is internationally recognized as a pioneer of innovative motion picture licensing strategies. He has developed and implemented presale rights licensing for several films, including Superman and Superman II, Supergirl, and Santa Claus: The Movie.
In addition to his work in film production and distribution, Kaczmarczyk has consulted with prominent producers and distributors, including Scotti Brothers Pictures, Miramax, and Noble Entertainment. He has also facilitated several mergers and acquisitions, including the merger between Carolco and IVE.
Kaczmarczyk's accomplishments include completed productions in India, the U.S., Nepal, Germany, Romania, and Canada, with further international co-productions in development and pre-production. He has worked on films with renowned directors and actors, including Roman Polanski, Christopher Walken, and Martin Landau.
Since the late 1970s, Kaczmarczyk has been a driving force in the development of new distribution models and innovative licensing strategies. His work has had a significant impact on the film industry, and he continues to be a respected figure in the world of motion picture production and distribution.
