Mark Harriott

Occupation: Production Designer, Art Director, Stylist, Film Distributor, Director, Producer, Standby Art Director, Production Buyer, Assistant Art Director, Costume Stylist, Prop Stylist, Buyer, Set Dresser, Costume Maker, Scenic Painter, Poly Carver, Technical Drawing, Model Maker, Editor (fcp), Concept Designer
Alma Mater: Theatre Design

Biography

Mark Harriott is an experienced Art Director and Stylist working across commercials, film, TV, and photography. A graduate in Theatre Design (from the Birmingham School of Theatre Design), he has also built professional experience as a film distributor, director, and producer for feature films and Channel 4 TV. He is especially noted for his artistic eye and sharp focus on projects with a vintage or Mid-Century bias. He worked on Unhappy Birthday (2011), The Royal Hibiscus Hotel (2017), Rogue Agent (2022), Pride (2014), The Glove, Gateways Grind (2022), Lessons in Lifesaving (2011), Call Me Back (2013), Mary McCartney Serves It Up (2021), Craft It Yourself (2017), and The Puppet Master: Hunting the Ultimate Conman (2022). Mark operated seamlessly on-location across the UK, London, South Africa, Spain, Cuba, Brazil, and the USA.