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Mark Devlin
Creative Director

 

Mark Devlin Visual Design is an award winning video design and visual effects company. For 28 years, we have specialized in designing, directing and producing motion graphics and visual effects for concerts, television, exhibits, architecture and themed attractions, commercials, film, and music videos.

Mark leads every job that comes through the door himself. Supported by network of designers, illustrators, animators, directors and producers and engineers, we make the impossible possible. No time? No concept? NO PROBLEM!

Our team will offer fast turnover of innovative concepts, full production of all elements and follow it up with on site supervision to guaranty the final product looks as good as you dreamed it would.

 

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"GREAT JOB! In 35 years I have never seen them completely happy about anything. They loved it! I almost cried"

Doc Magee
KISS Manager

 

Guys the show was epic. Dale took your awesome material and did fantastic stuff with it. Beyond my highest expectations. 

I can't thank all of you enough.
Going to be the best looking shoot we've ever done. You should all be very proud


Bill Cracknell
Entertainment Tour Services, Inc- AXS TV- Concerts: HEART

 

 

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That is the SEXIEST FU@%ING video content I have ever seen!!!

Patrick Whitley
KISS- Tour Manager- KISS- 2012 The Tour

 

“On the elevator that night, I heard attendees raving about the “amazing spectacle” they had just witnessed.  That was the purest form of compliment… one that wasn’t prompted by professional courtesy.  They were legitimately blown away.

Daryll Jenkins
TPM Multimedia Director- TOYOTA WORLD CONVENTION

 

 

"This guy really gets it"
Joe Elliott
Lead Singerr- Def Leppard- 2011 Mirror Ball Tour

 

 

Topping off the night was a stormy, stomping set
by headliners Def Leppard.

But the highlight of the Lep's set was undoubtedly
the stripper- anthem "Pour Some Sugar On Me",
which the band laid down with silhouetted images of
gyrating pole-workers projected on the big screen
behind them.

Daniel Krepps
Writer-Rolling Stone Magazine-Def Leppard- 2011 Mirror Ball Tour

 

The sight I witnessed was inexpressible; I could
feel the chills go down my spine.

It’s one thing to come out and leave a pint of blood on the
stage, but it’s another to dazzle the audience’s visual senses.
Behind the band, an animated video based upon “Where The
Wild Things Are” found the band taking a journey while
accompanying the music on-stage.

A comical animated video that was too
good, as it kept my eyes off the stage.
From that moment forward, I tried to keep my eyes on the four
band members as they were the true show despite having
one of the best stage shows I’ve ever seen.

Anthony Kuzminski
Editor- The Screen Door- Fall Out Boy- Young Wild Things Tour

 

"Visually,
the best rock show of 2011"

Micheal Beck
Editor- Mobile production Monthly Magazine- Def Leppard- 2011 Mirror Ball Tour

   
   
   
   
   
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Mark began his career as a print graphic designer in 1983 upon graduation

from the prestigious Tyler School of Art of Temple University with a

Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree in Graphic Design.

 

Shortly after graduation Mark opened Mark Devlin Visual Design, in Beverly Hills, an advertising

agency specializing in print graphics for the entertainment industries

including national trade advertisements for film and television,

as well as packaging and promotional items for the home video

and the recording industries. But, after 5 years designing

print graphics, he was intriged by the opportunity to put my designs in motion.

 

Mark left the glamour of Hollywood and moved north to the

serenity of Monterey,California as the new Art Director for

KCBA- Fox 35.

 

One year later he thrusted his career into

warp speed as Director of Video Production at ZSF Advertising

in Boynton Beach Florida, Assistant Art Director at WPTV-5

in West Palm Beach and Weekend Paintbox Artist at WSVN-7

in Miami, all at the same time.

 

In 1991, Mark yearned for the bright lights of Hollywood and returned

to Los Angeles as a freelance paintbox artist for KABC, KNBC,

KCBS, KTTV, KCAL and Fox Sports. Within 6 months I had

taught myself the other 7 Quantel computers; the Picturebox,

Harriet, Harry, Hal, Domino, Editbox and Henry.

Before he knew it I was a freelance trainer for Quantel giving

regular classes throughout Canada, the US and South America.

As his reputation grew, he was able to create a lucrative career

as one of Los Angeles' premier freelance Quantel artists,

broadcast designer and visual effects artist.

 

In November of 2000, Mark was invited to become a member

of the elite Soho Editors of London and became only the

5th accredited Quantel Editbox trainer in the world.

 

In the Spring of 2001 Mark settled down a bit in Sao Paulo Brazil

to work for 7 months with one of South Americas most

successful post production facility, Casablanca Finish, were

Mark increased my arsenal of weapons to include the Discreet

Inferno, Flame, Smoke, Combustion and After Effects.

 

Mark returned to Los Angeles for a second time in 2002 .

 

In 2004 Mark was approached by classic rock legends KISS to design visuals for thier Rock The Nation Tour.

This opportunity transforned the directing of the company, which now specializes in the design and direction of screen visuals for stage, corporate and architectural projects.

 

Mark speaks English and Brazilian Portuguese and has basic

knowledge of French, Italian and Spanish.