About
Mark Hooper is an award-winning sound designer and editor specializing in atmospheric soundscapes, environmental audio, and impactful sound effect design. Combining technical precision with innovative creative approaches, he creates emotionally resonant sonic experiences for film, documentary, and installation work. With extensive experience collaborating alongside Dean Hurley, and established international directors, Mark's work has premiered at major festivals including Cannes, Sundance, and Venice.
His unique specializations include:
Recent projects include Julie Pacino's 'I Live Here Now' (Fantasia, 2025), Robert Frank's Scrapbook Footage' (MoMA, 2025),
Oliver Stone's "Lula" (Cannes 2024), Sean Price Williams' "The Sweet East" (Cannes 2023), and Jacqueline Castel's "My Animal" (Sundance 2023).
His unique specializations include:
- Environmental and natural soundscape design drawing from extensive Australian field recording experience
- Cross-cultural audio translation for international productions
- Innovative foley techniques using non-traditional sound sources
- Remote collaboration expertise with global creative teams
Recent projects include Julie Pacino's 'I Live Here Now' (Fantasia, 2025), Robert Frank's Scrapbook Footage' (MoMA, 2025),
Oliver Stone's "Lula" (Cannes 2024), Sean Price Williams' "The Sweet East" (Cannes 2023), and Jacqueline Castel's "My Animal" (Sundance 2023).