Mark Erder is APV's founder, setting up the company in partnership with British journalist Adrian Brown in 1991. Mark is passionate about documentary films, and over the course of his 30-year career, has also been a journalist, cameraman, and editor, and has produced breaking news stories and corporate videos as well as documentaries.

His long list of credits include BBC productions, most notably "The Last Governor," which was filmed over a five-year period, and "Of All the Gin Joints," an APV co-production for the BBC's "Correspondent" series. Among his earlier projects, "Silver Valley" won the Grand Prix at Cinema du Reel in Paris in 1984.

Mark studied film and cinematography at MIT in Boston and has worked in media and documentary filmmaking since 1975. After living in Asia for more than two decades, he currently divides his time between Hong Kong and Connecticut.

 

 

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