Video editing services across Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties
Mark Studios is headquartered in Palm Beach County. We edit video for businesses, agencies and creators in all 39 of its cities, towns and villages and its largest unincorporated communities, in Broward County's fifteen largest cities, and in every Martin County municipality plus Palm City, Jensen Beach and Hobe Sound. Pick your area below.
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A Palm Beach County editing studio that works the way the coast works
Palm Beach County is not one market. Boca Raton runs on corporate headquarters and finance; West Palm Beach on professional services and a downtown that keeps absorbing relocating firms; Wellington on the winter equestrian season; Jupiter on marine, golf and research; Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay on agriculture around Lake Okeechobee. The video that works in one of those does not work in the others.
The same is true either side of the county line. To the south, Broward mixes Fort Lauderdale's marine industry and downtown offices with the large planned cities out west. To the north, Martin County is smaller and built around the St. Lucie River and the Indian River Lagoon. We're headquartered in Palm Beach County, we edit on Eastern Time, and we've delivered more than 8,000 projects with 4,500+ Fiverr reviews. Every city page below covers the formats that actually come up in that community, with real client samples attached.
On-site filming and photography in all three counties
Not every project starts with footage. When you need it shot, Mark Studios films and photographs on location anywhere in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, then edits it in-house. That covers brand films, interviews, events, weddings, property, headshots and social content days.
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Videographers and photographers by town
Pages for on-site shoots in the towns we are asked about most, each covering what is worth filming or photographing there and how a shoot works.
Videographer in West Palm Beach
Videographer in Wellington
Videographer in Lake Worth Beach
Videographer in Boca Raton
Videographer in Jupiter
Videographer in Palm Beach Gardens
Videographer in Delray Beach
Videographer in Boynton Beach
Videographer in Royal Palm Beach
Videographer in Greenacres
Videographer in Palm Beach
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Videographer in Stuart
Videographer in Hollywood
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Videographer in Coral Springs
Videographer in Palm City
Videographer in Pompano Beach
Videographer in Weston
Videographer in Plantation
Videographer in Lauderhill
Photographer in West Palm Beach
Photographer in Wellington
Photographer in Lake Worth Beach
Photographer in Boca Raton
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Photographer in Palm Beach Gardens
Photographer in Delray Beach
Photographer in Boynton Beach
Photographer in Royal Palm Beach
Photographer in Greenacres
Photographer in Palm Beach
Photographer in Fort Lauderdale
Photographer in Stuart
Photographer in Hollywood
Photographer in Pembroke Pines
Photographer in Coral Springs
North Palm Beach County
From Tequesta and Jupiter down through Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach and the Singer Island communities — marine businesses, golf and medical-device employers, and a heavy concentration of independent creators.
Juno Beach
A small coastal town with a conservation and energy presence
Jupiter
Marine, research and spring training on the north coast
Jupiter Farms
A rural north-county community of wooded acreage
Jupiter Inlet Colony
A 0.16 sq mi barrier-island town at the inlet
Lake Park
A working waterfront town with a marina and Park Avenue
Mangonia Park
A small industrial and commercial town north of WPB
North Palm Beach
A village built around a country club and the US-1 corridor
Palm Beach Gardens
Golf, medical device and a 59-square-mile corporate north end
Palm Beach Shores
A small resort town on the tip of Singer Island
Riviera Beach
A port city with a marine industry and Singer Island
Tequesta
The county's northernmost village, on the Loxahatchee
West Palm Beach & the central coast
The county seat and the barrier-island and near-west communities around it — professional services, hospitality, and the largest single concentration of businesses in the county.
Atlantis
A small gated city with a significant medical presence
Cloud Lake
One of Florida's smallest towns, inside greater WPB
Glen Ridge
A tiny residential town beside West Palm Beach
Greenacres
A dense, diverse residential city west of the coast
Haverhill
A small town just west of West Palm Beach
Hypoluxo
A small town between Lantana and Boynton Beach
Lake Clarke Shores
A quiet waterway town on the Lake Worth Lagoon side
Lake Worth Beach
An independent arts and restaurant downtown
Lantana
An Intracoastal town with a working waterfront
Manalapan
A narrow barrier-island town with a resort presence
Palm Beach
Worth Avenue, private wealth and philanthropy
Palm Springs
A dense central village with a diverse population
South Palm Beach
A tenth of a square mile of oceanfront condominiums
West Palm Beach
The county seat and its largest business market
The western communities
Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee Groves and Westlake — equestrian, agriculture-adjacent land, and fast-growing master-planned residential.
Loxahatchee Groves
A deliberately rural town of large lots and nurseries
Royal Palm Beach
A large master-planned village in the western communities
The Acreage
A 34-square-mile rural community of large lots
Wellington
The county's equestrian centre, 45 square miles of it
Westlake
The county's newest city, still being built
South Palm Beach County
Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and the small coastal towns between them — corporate headquarters, a dense restaurant and hospitality scene, and a large agency market.
Boca Raton
The county's densest corporate and agency market
Boynton Beach
The county's third-largest city, with a working marina
Briny Breezes
One of only two mobile-home parks in Florida that are towns
Delray Beach
Atlantic Avenue, hospitality and a dense wellness sector
Golf
A village of under a square mile around a country club
Gulf Stream
A small, quiet coastal town north of Delray Beach
Highland Beach
A half-square-mile strip of oceanfront condominiums
Ocean Ridge
A barrier-island town across from Boynton Beach
The Glades
Belle Glade, Pahokee and South Bay, on the southeastern rim of Lake Okeechobee — agriculture, municipal and community organisations, and schools.
Broward County
South of our headquarters: Fort Lauderdale, the county seat, and Broward's fifteen largest cities, from Deerfield Beach on the Palm Beach County line down to Hollywood, Miramar and Weston. All Broward County locations.
Coconut Creek
The Butterfly Capital, with a casino venue and a college campus
Coral Springs
A planned 1960s city of families, youth sport and strict signs
Davie
A horse town with a university corridor running through it
Deerfield Beach
Broward's northern edge, a long pier and a corporate park belt
Fort Lauderdale
The Broward County seat, its canals and its yachting trade
Hollywood
Joseph Young's 1925 resort city, the Broadwalk and the beach
Lauderhill
Caribbean culture, Inverrary and America's first ICC cricket ground
Margate
A compact State Road 7 city named for its founder and a gateway
Miramar
Corporate parks and Caribbean roots on the Miami-Dade line
Pembroke Pines
A south-west Broward suburb running out toward the Everglades
Plantation
Central Broward offices, a hospital hub and DHL's US headquarters
Pompano Beach
A fishing pier, a blimp base and a working west side
Sunrise
The Panthers' arena, Sawgrass Mills and a big corporate park
Tamarac
A 1960s retirement town that became a mixed-age suburb
Weston
Planned city on the Everglades edge, with a hospital and tech HQ
Martin County
Just north of Tequesta and Jupiter: Stuart, the county seat, every other Martin County municipality, and the unincorporated communities of Palm City, Jensen Beach and Hobe Sound. All Martin County locations.
Hobe Sound
An unincorporated village between the state park and the sound
Indiantown
Florida's youngest village, in western Martin County
Jensen Beach
An unincorporated lagoon town, once pineapple country
Jupiter Island
A low-density barrier-island town at the county's south end
Ocean Breeze
A tiny lagoonfront town inside Jensen Beach
Palm City
An unincorporated residential community west of Stuart
Sewall's Point
A residential peninsula between river and lagoon
Stuart
The Martin County seat, on the St. Lucie River
Not in these three counties?
You don't need to be. Mark Studios works with creators and brands worldwide — the county pages exist because we're local to them, not because we're limited to them. Start with video editing, browse who we serve, or just send us your footage.
Frequently asked
Mark Studios is a remote-first studio headquartered in Palm Beach County — there is no edit suite to visit, in Palm Beach, Broward or Martin County. That's deliberate: it keeps the focus on editing rather than on running a facility, and it means you're not paying for a room you don't need. Everything runs through a shared drive and a review link, and we're on Eastern Time so you get answers during your working day.
Both. Mark Studios offers on-site videography and photography anywhere in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, from Stuart and Hobe Sound down through Jupiter, West Palm Beach and Boca Raton to Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Miramar. We film brand stories, interviews, events, property and social content, shoot stills on the same day if you need them, and then edit everything in-house, so one studio owns the project from the shoot to the final cut. Already have footage? We edit that too.
Google Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer, Frame.io — whatever you already use. For very large jobs we can set up a dedicated folder. You keep the originals; we work from copies and hand back the finished files plus project assets.
There are 64 area pages in total. In Palm Beach County, every one of the county's 39 incorporated municipalities plus The Acreage and Jupiter Farms. In Broward County, the fifteen largest cities, from Fort Lauderdale and Pembroke Pines to Coconut Creek and Margate. In Martin County, all five municipalities plus Palm City, Jensen Beach and Hobe Sound. We work anywhere else in those counties just the same.
It depends on footage volume, format and turnaround, so we scope each project rather than publishing fixed rates. The instant quote tool gives you a number in a couple of minutes, and there's no charge or obligation to use it.
Standard turnaround is 5–7 days, with expedited delivery available when you need it sooner, depending on footage length and complexity. Retainer clients get priority queue access and a predictable weekly delivery slot.
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