Mark Neace

Mark Neace has a diverse work experience in the media and video production industry. Mark is the CEO and Creative Director of SyncLab Media, a company they founded in 2013 to provide strategic video marketing and content production services. Mark has expertise in 4K video production, drone photography, visual effects, and animation. Mark also offers video marketing training and support.

In 2019, Mark became the Executive Creative Director of SyncLab Media Network, where they oversee original and paid programming, sponsorship, and advertising content on the BingeNetworks.tv OTT media platform.

Prior to SyncLab Media, Mark owned and operated Caddie Club LLC, providing VIP caddie and golf tournament services since 2003. Mark has also owned KEYimage Media Solutions since 2007, specializing in social video production and training for small to mid-size companies. Mark has extensive experience in broadcast, commercial, and corporate production.

In addition, Mark co-founded the educational non-profit organization 1st Class Kids, where they served as EVP and played a key role in developing the business strategy, mission, and media content production. Mark received 2 Telly Awards for their work on the children's educational TV concept "Chefsville."

Before these ventures, Mark worked as the Director of Television for Dove Media Group, overseeing production activities and programming for a global faith-based media company.

Mark has also worked as a freelance director, director of photography, producer, camera operator, and editor for various projects between 1991 and 2006. Mark gained experience in member training, program production, and support at Dallas Community Television as the Assistant Director of Media Education.

Overall, Mark Neace has a wide range of expertise and experience in video production, strategy, and marketing across different industries and media platforms.

Mark Neace received their high school diploma in general studies from Lewisville High in 1986. Mark then went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1990. In 2010, they were also recognized as a Telly Award Winner, although no details are provided regarding the institution or date of acquisition.