Mark Arbitrario

Mark Arbitrario is an award-winning television producer and director with experience in the USA and Asia. He was the Executive Producer for "Asia's Next Top Model 4" in Singapore and is the show director for Kore Asian Media's "Unforgettable Gala" awards show. Mark has also edited the Emmy award winning American series "The Voice", "Survivor", and "The Celebrity Apprentice", "The Contender", "WWE's Tough Enough", and "American Gladiators." He has also directed and produced shows in China and South East Asia on "Biggest Loser Asia", "Canon Photo Face-Off," Jeannie Mai's "How Do I Look Asia?" and "Asia's Got Talent" which won the Best Format Adaptation at the 20th annual Asian Television Awards in Singapore. In fashion, Mark created a series for the Elite Model Management agency: "Elite New Face: China" following the search for the Chinese contestants for the prestigious Elite Model Look World Final. In 2018, Mark produced and directed the TV Broadcast of "Look of the Year in China" an international modeling competition held in Xi'an, China for Star Fashion World. Most recently, he edited on "Love Island USA" for CBS, "Selling Sunset" for Netflix and he will be shooting on the reboot of "Eco-Challenge" for Amazon Studios this summer. In Asian-American media, Mark was an original founder of the San Diego Asian American Film Foundation, which has held their annual film festival for 18 years. He was an Artist in Resident and Festival Programmer for Visual Communications in Los Angeles, and also showcased his films regularly at Asian Cine Vision in New York and The Center for Asian American Media in San Francisco. For CJ Entertainment, Mark co-created and executive produced the first original program on Mnet America,"Short Notice", a cable television series on independent filmmakers which ran for three successful seasons. Mark is an active member of the Producers Guild of America and the Motion Picture Editors Guild.