Vice President of Operations

Matt is the Vice President of Operations, an award-winning producer, and a graduate of the Toronto Film School [with distinction - Honour’s List and the President’s List].  He plays a vital role in guiding the company’s creative and operational direction, balancing artistry with efficiency in every project. 

Recently, Matt was part of the Forest City Film Festival, where he contributed his insight to the evaluation of independent Canadian films.   His commitment to independent cinema and artistic collaboration continues to drive MARKD Productions’ mission of producing bold, visually compelling, and emotionally engaging video production

Robert's technical skills have allowed him to dive into cinematography, sound design and post production as VP Technology.  Tattoo Artist turned filmmaker, he has been a creative for 20 years.  After designing creative artistry through tattooing, he decided to change canvas and go to the big screen with his productions.  His technical skills have allowed him to dive into cinematography, sound design and post production.  

Robert also is a supporter of his local community, where he has taken on the technical lead role at the annual Stratford Winter Film Festival.

Prior to his role as VP Business Development, Kevin took his 30+ years in the corporate world, and went back to school to study Film & TV Production at the age of 57. As a seasoned leader with a proven business acumen he has added the creative skillset of screenwriting, directing & editing.

In 2002, with nothing more than a vision, Kevin wrote his first book Hockey-ology and produced his own TV & radio show, airing it on NHL Network, FOX Sports, Sirius/XM and TSN Radio.  Then, in 2012, he won a civic recognition award from the city of Markham, Ontario which led to his 2nd book How To Reinvent Midlife Dreams.

Matt is an award-winning writer and producer.  His scripts primarily fall into the comedy and drama genres.  His dramas tend to explore themes related to identity, social structures, and mental health through gritty realism, while his comedies often still deal with serious subject matter, but in a much more witty and sardonic way.  

He is a graduate of York University’s Screenwriting program, and the Toronto Film School’s Film Production program. Matt is also a member of the Ontario chapter of the Director’s Guild of Canada (DGC).