Mark P.

Washington, DC, USA

40 reviews

$700 - $1200 / Day

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About Mark

For the past 15 years I've worked as a producer and creative strategist in the fields of social enterprise, science, technology, and international development. I've produced countless short-form miscellaneous and promotional videos for a variety of individuals and organizations and have had films screened in festivals around the world. To date, I've held screenings at the San Francisco Ocean Film Festival, the Hong Kong International Film Festival, the Puerto Rico International Film Festival, and the Culture Unplugged Online Film festival. In my spare time, I'm a social media consultant specializing in campaign strategy and analytics as well as an adventure photographer/filmmaker specializing in rock-climbing, ice-climbing, and motorcycle sport.

Top Reviews

April 2017
Mark was very professional and would get all 5 stars from Storyhunter. He was in great communication, had the latest streaming gear, was editorially strong and was able to nab interviews for Weather.com. He was able to dropbox us video at the beginning of the March for Science event which helped during our leave stream from the event. He was technically very strong and able to troubleshoot even when it started raining. I'd highly recommend working with Mark and will be hiring him again in the DC area.
- Mandy from The Weather Company/weather.com
July 2022
Mark was a pleasure to work with. He was flexible and able to take the project on short notice, and the footage looks fantastic. There were some light audio problems with the interview (occasional audio interference/static noise), but I trust that that's not the norm. We also really appreciated Mark working through some technical difficulties with the drone, and returning days after the official shoot to capture some high quality drone shots.
- Katie from CNBC Digital Video
July 2017
Mark and his crew did a awesome job! We posted an urgent request for a project that took place five days after posting the job on Storyhunter and Mark delivered. He worked very quickly and efficiently to meet our last minute video needs. Mark was very responsive to emails and phone calls and very flexible to our "special" requests (i.e. we preferred using our cameras instead of the videographer cameras). Will definitely use again.
- Latia from AMBU

Top Services

Documentary DP
22 reviews
News Shooter / Video Journalist
21 reviews
Production Company
5 reviews

Top Projects

From Caravans to Cages: Why Trump Bashes Migrants
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Documentary DP
- Production Company
Filmed on location in Washington DC | Let’s not discuss immigration in a vacuum, as so many in the media seem to do. Let’s discuss it in the context of a presidency that is driven by white nationalism, says Mehdi Hasan in the latest episode of Deconstructed. https://interc.pt/2PW6xdS
10 minute interview, plus exterior b-roll
- Documentary DP
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
- Commercial DP
- Field Producer
- Production Company
Produced for Jonathan Marder+Co on Storyhunter
November 2018
Documentary-style shooter for CNBC Make It's How I Made It series
- Documentary DP
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
Jamie Stark Inlow, 32, is the founder and CEO of property management and design company Be Still Getaways. Starting as an Airbnb side hustle in 2019, Jamie was able to quit her full-time job and focus solely on the business three years later. Today, the company is on track to bring in $3 million a year, and manages a portfolio of over 120 rental properties, including six commercial inns and two wedding venues. This is an installment of CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series, which profiles people across the globe and details how they earn, spend and save their money.
Produced for CNBC Digital Video on Storyhunter
July 2023
Fighting Blight in Baltimore
- Documentary DP
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
'The fight against blight is actually a fight for healthy, whole, vibrant communities’ — After seeing a group of kids playing near an unsafe demolition site, Baltimore resident Nneka N’namdi made it her mission to fight urban blight. Now, her org Fight Blight BMore is working to make the city safer.
Produced for NowThis on Storyhunter
November 2022
Living On $3.7 Million A Year In Rockville, MD | Millennial Money
- Documentary DP
- News Shooter / Video Journalist
Brian Jung, 25, lives in Rockville, Maryland and is making about $3.7 million a year as a YouTuber and investor. Brian comes from an immigrant household. His parents immigrated from South Korea in the '90s and suffered financially, especially during the 2008 recession. After getting his associate's degree, Brian decided to pursue entrepreneurship and has since created a finance YouTube channel with over 1.1 million subscribers. Brian is also an active investor. He invests in cryptocurrencies, has some angel investments and currently holds stake in a local restaurant, Gyuzo Japanese BBQ. This is an installment of CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series, which profiles people across the globe and details how they earn, spend and save their money.
Produced for CNBC Digital Video on Storyhunter
May 2022

Equipment

Video

Full HD video camera
Multiple cameras
DSLR or equivalent
GoPro or equivalent
Drone
4K video camera

Audio

External recorder
Wireless lavalier mic
Shotgun mic

Miscellaneous

Lighting kit
Stabilizer
Shoulder rig
Sliders
Live streaming equipment

All Services

Pre-Production

Creative Director
Production Company
Immersive/Spatial Video Capture

Production Support

Full-Service Live Production
HD Live Operator
Editorial Photographer / Photojournalist
Field Producer
TV News Producer
Production Assistant
Commercial DP
Corporate Videographer
Documentary DP
Drone Operator
Mobile Journalist / Livestreamer
News Shooter / Video Journalist

Post-Production

Sound Mixer
Video Editor - Commercial
Video Editor - Documentary
Video Editor - News

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