We create powerful films that connect with audiences through sport. We also produce all sorts of great content; from films and documentaries to social media, corporate, promotional, education and CSR for a diverse range of sectors.
We tell great stories with passion, style and integrity
Peter reports on his first trip to film in South Korea.
In Kenya we visited the Kakuma camp, home to over 180,000 refugees from different countries with large groups who had fled war in South Sudan and violence in Somalia.
We had 5 crews shooting in Rio and a big thank you has to go to Tom, Dave, JP, Gianluca and the guys from Consulado for working their socks off and in some cases literally running themselves into the ground. We shot the best footage we have ever captured filming over 200 hours and over 200 interviews.
Peter's next assignment was an ice rink in Bracknell. This time filming with a talented young female Ice Hockey player, Verity Lewis.
On a stiflingly hot day in March, I found myself sitting in a packed mini-bus full of local camera crew, in the forecourt of a petrol station at the entrance to the most dangerous favela in Rio de Janeiro.
David is a second-generation filmmaker having grown up in a family of cameramen and producers. His entry into the industry was working on feature films like “A Fish Called Wanda” and the “Living Daylights” before joining Worldmark in 1987. He took over the company in 1998 having directed the official film of the World Cup in France and producing the acclaimed “Living with Lions”.
David has produced pretty much every form of content from feature films to 3D and social media and leads business development whilst overseeing the production output of Worldmark. Outside of work David can be found playing sport, building something or hanging out with his family.
Peter arrived in the comms business straight from the world of theatre and music. After a degree in performing arts, and a close brush with the pop industry, he concentrated on writing and directing corporate and web film content, including the world’s first corporate High Definition film in IMAX format.
Having won multiple awards Peter oversees the creative output from Worldmark. Outside of Worldmark Peter likes to stay active playing tennis and going to the gym; and even gets into the recording studio every now and then.
John has been in the production game for over 15 years, working closely with clients to make sure he gets the best out of the production. He has produced and managed a hugely varied range of productions, including multiple Olympic Games, overseeing 4K and 3D filming at the Wimbledon Championships and Rolland Garros in Paris, to name a few.
John will always make sure the same attention to detail is applied to every project, big or small, assembling the best crews and talent for each and every production, to ensure the end result meets the brief.
Outside of John’s work life, he can be found honing his mediocre skills at the local bowling alley, enjoying some fair weather golf or catching up with friends over a pint.
Neil has spent the past several years working within the sports, entertainment and media industry helping brands to create smart content for maximum traction. With a journalistic and digital background underpinned with extensive experience working within the brand agency world, Neil understands the value of content strategy and how important a part it plays to enhance an organisation’s reputation. Identifying these opportunities for Worldmark and making the connection with brands, sports federations and broadcasters is Neil’s key focus.
Outside of work Neil tends to become an Uber parent most weekends but he does manage to escape reality when anyone in a black jersey donning a Silver Fern comes out to play!
Wade is an international award winning comedian, ad-funded producer, and social media nutter. Originally from the tundra of Canada, he has two decades of experience in creating content across all platforms. Wade is our mixed media martial artist, creating multi-platform experiences for a wide range of networks including the BBC and Sky. He created the first ever live, multi-platform trivia show for Sky “Triviala Live” as well as produced the first ever live social media show for the BBC called “Fat Pipes Live.” Wade can also be found hosting Europe’s biggest NFL nights at the Hippodrome on a Sunday night.
Louise studied Media Arts at Royal Holloway University of London. From university she freelanced as a runner on set for TV commercials and corporate films. After some adventures across the seas, She went on to work on shopping channels as a studio manager and as a production assistant in London.
Louise joined the Worldmark family in 2016. Outside of work you will find Louise at the gym, in the cinema or socialising with her friends and family.
Tilly began her career in production relatively recently, when in a slightly dodgy case of nepotism, her father David Wooster, arranged for a spell of work experience in the office. She did a good job, her energy and affection overcoming any shortcomings she might have in doing anything more productive than barking or running around the office like a demented she-wolf.
We are currently in the process of exploring other ways in which she could be utilized more proactively, but we don’t hold out too much hope.
Her hobbies include making new friends in public parks, chasing tennis balls and being just about the best dog that walked planet earth.
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