Mark Harris

Produced episodes for Oxygen series A Lie To Die For. Responsibilities included research, scripting episodes, supervising edits and managing network notes.

Produced multiple episodes of E! True Hollywood Story. Responsibilities included research and scripting episodes, interviewing experts, supervising edits and managing network notes.

Produced multiple episodes for Oxygen’s Emmy-nominated true-crime series Mysteries & Scandals with Soledad O’Brien. Responsibilities included research and scripting episodes, interviewing experts, supervising edits and managing network notes.

Oversaw daily production on documentary series, Dr. Feelgood, for the REELZ Channel; responsibilities included developing story outlines, supervising writers and producers, conducting interviews, managing network notes, and overseeing field and post teams, including casting and execution of dramatic re-enactments.

Responsible for overseeing production of pilots, specials and series. Recent projects include Life After Anna, After Shock, Blinging Up Baby, STYLE Invades New York Fashion Week, Infamous 911 Calls and Sunset Tan.

Served as Executive Producer on one-hour special, covering supermodels and slip-ups.

Served as Executive Producer on daily coverage of Fashion Week in NYC.

Served as Executive Producer on two seasons of Child Star Confidential, a bio-clip series covering former child stars.

Served as Executive Producer on one-hour special covering celebrities and Hollywood babies.

Served as Executive Producer on daily half-hour news program, featuring dramatic re-enactments from courtroom transcripts.

Half-hour makeover pilot completed with Evolution Entertainment

Half-hour true crime pilot completed with Reveille, Productions.

Served as Executive Producer on approximately 50 one and two-hour episodes on top rated weekly series, including JAWS, nominated for Primetime Emmy, Outstanding Non-Fiction Series (Informational).

Served as Executive Producer on E!'s THS spin-off about classic TV shows.

Supervised nine-part reality series that followed the lives of Las Vegas showgirls.

Supervised approximately 50 one and two-hour episodes including, JFK, Jr., nominated for Primetime Emmy Outstanding Non-Fiction Series (Informational).

Produced multiple episodes, including Divine, nominated for Outstanding Documentary Film by the Gay& Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

Managed Los Angeles bureau and oversaw daily half-hour news program covering trials from around the country.

Produced multiple episodes of Court TV's first documentary series, providing a detailed analysis of controversial and dramatic courtroom cases.