Mark Deeble is a multifaceted creative professional with a dual background in cinematography and direction, as well as writing. For the past three decades, he has collaborated with his partner Victoria Stone to produce a wide range of films that have garnered numerous accolades and have been exhibited in over 140 countries worldwide, boasting an impressive cumulative audience of more than 600 million individuals.
Their cinematic endeavors have been met with widespread critical acclaim, with one of their films, The Queen of Trees, being hailed as a "masterpiece" by the renowned Sir David Attenborough. This film has received a plethora of awards, including a Peabody Award and a United Nations Award.
Throughout their illustrious careers, Mark and Victoria have accumulated an impressive filmography, featuring titles such as Mzima, A Little Fish in Deep Water, Tale of the Tides, The Tides of Kirawira, and Here Be Dragons, with Mzima being a notable recipient of an Emmy Award.
Their most recent collaborative effort, The Elephant Queen, has garnered further recognition, with Mark's cinematography earning awards at the prestigious DOC NYC 2019 and the 2020 JacksonWIld Media Awards.
Beyond his work in the film industry, Mark is a dedicated conservationist, having earned a degree in Zoology from Imperial College and completing three years of postgraduate research in marine zoology.
