Video produced for Google scientist Ross Koningstein

Mark edited this section of the film The Game Is Up, by Emmy award-winning director Melissa Jo Peltier. In it, we meet Joe Walsh, who went from Tea Party Republican to outspoken opponent of Donald J. Trump.

How does the gender of a character change the way we view a story? To find out, we gender-swapped American Psycho to see if a shot for shot remake with an all female nest of vipers conveyed the poisonous masculinity of the Patrick Bateman crowd the same way as the men did. The results are fascinating.

Cinematcher is an app that’s like Tindr, but for finding a crew to work on a film. This video was made when it was just starting up, in support of an investment round.

I created this video for my work as a magician, performing at weddings, corporate events, and other private parties.

Art Attack and Blue Peter are staples of children’s television in the UK, where the cool, young, friendly hosts teach kids all about arts and crafts. This is the demented version of that.

In 2016, America was faced with a stark choice: go with the experienced candidate, or the one with hands so small that when the emergency hotline rings in the White House, he won’t be able to lift the receiver. This ad was made and published during the 2016 election.

Ms. Channing has a... let's call it "unique" problem. Can this Doctor cure her? This sketch was originally part of We Are Thomasse’s stage set in New York City, and adapting it to the screen meant finding analogous tools for a completely different medium.

Many groups of people have had to live under the heel of another. Thanks to intersectional feminism, we have the vocabulary to talk about the multi-layered, subtle forms of discrimination faced by many people. The thing is, do we really want to turn this into a competition?

Adapted by Zoe Samuel from the short story by H. P. Lovecraft and directed by Mark Philip Lichtenstein, Pickman’s Model tells the story of Thurber, an effete patron of the arts and poseur who visits the studio of Rachael Pickman, a disturbing artist. With Pippa Bennett-Warner, Richard David-Caine and Joseph Elliott. Art by Mick Cantone and Mark Philip Lichtenstein.