Mark McQuown

Teen Nick (2007)
Television (Talk Show) Art department

The Chelsea Handler Show (2006)
Television (Comedy) Art director Comic Chelsea Handler mixes her stand-up routine with taped spoofs, shorts and sketches.

Look @ Me (2006)
Film by Todd Wade (Thriller) Production designer Tina Tremaine works for a banking investment company and runs a fantasy website featuring herself. As her modeling career is about to take off, she's kidnapped by one of her Web subscribers. He locks her away in his house in a windowless room wired with sound and video. While her friends and the police start a search, he visits his psychotherapist. Is there any way she can aid in her own escape or will she have to depend on others? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>

Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003)
Television (Comedy and Talk Show) Art director A mix of celebrity interviews, musical performers, audience participation games, and segments spotlighting real people with extraordinary stories and talents, hosted by comedienne Ellen DeGeneres.

Endurance (2002)
Television by J.D. Roth (Family) Art department The successful spin-off series of the ill-fated "Moolah Beach" would still focus on the teams living on the beach on which it does. But unlike "Moolah," groups of eight are about to collect Pyramid Pieces just before sending one team to the "Temple of Fate." Eight colored teams (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown and gray), each one consisting of a boy and a girl compete to win an exotic vacation by winning physical challenges and to be the first team to collect all 10 "Pyramid Pieces," in this teenage "Survivor" show. Winning these pieces involves two separate missions, the first challenge is an "Endurance Mission," and the winning team of that challenge will earn a Pyramid Piece, including the "Samahdi," which will handicap an team of their choice in the following challenge, which is the "Temple Mission." The missions are very important to win because the winners have the privilege of picking any two teams to be sent to the "Temple of Fate," where each team will compete... Written by Gary Richard Collins II (hugsarealwaysinorder@yahoo.com)

Dahmer (2002)
Film by David Jacobson (Biography, Crime, Drama, Horror and 1 More) Art department Before his arrest and conviction for serial murders, chocolate factory worker Jeffrey Dahmer hunts Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for young attractive males to turn into unconscious (eventually dead) human sex toys, current acts which often prompt memories of earlier killings and of dealings with his suspicious but unaware father. Written by statmanjeff

The Chair (2002)
Television (Family and Game Show) Art department Host John McEnroe offers players the chance to win up to $250,000 by answering a series of seven questions. A player's heart rate is continuously monitored, and if it goes above a certain threshold ("redlining"), he starts losing money and cannot answer until it slows down again. As the game progresses, the stakes and redline penalties increase; also, McEnroe may set off a surprise or two to force the player's heart rate up. Written by Alan Back (ajback@yahoo.com)

The Teen Choice Awards 2001 (2001)
Television by Morris Abraham (Family) Art department

Primetime Glick (2001)
Television (Comedy and Musical) Art department Jiminy Glick, a character first introduced on the The Martin Short Show now has his own show. His gross incompetence and clueless confidence shine in conversations with various celebrities. There's also an opening monologue with Glick that usually involves his bandleader Adrien VanVoorhees (Michael McKean), plus commercial and movie parodies featuring other characters. Written by Anonymous

Temptation Island (2001)
Television by Andrew Perry (Reality TV) Art department A real-life dramatic series where boyfriends/girlfriends travel to a romantic place to quiz and fascinate the strengths of their relationships. Once the location has been selected, the couples were then introduced to singles and then break-up with their former partners until the last day of their stay. Throughout the run, they each had the chance to answer questions pertaining to themselves and their recent dating partner. It's here where they will find out if what they believe what their dream date is the one they really want. Written by Gary Richard Collins II (hugsarealwaysinorder@yahoo.com)

Friends or Lovers (2000)
Television (Game Show) Art department

The 2000 Radio Music Awards (2000)
Television by Margo Romero (Musical) Art department Star-studded music award show live from Las Vegas at the Aladdin Hotel & Casino.

Big Brother (2000)
Television (Game Show and Reality TV) Art department I början av september 2000 flyttade nio kvinnor och män in i det specialritade huset på Kvarnholmen i närheten av Stockholm. Utmaningen kan låta enkel men är i verkligheten långt ifrån en dans på rosor. I 102 dagar var hjältarna i TV-serien sida vid sida, fullständigt isolerade från familj, vänner och resten av världen - ingen telefon, ingen radio eller TV och inga tidningar. I huset fanns allt nödvändigt, men absolut ingen lyx. Written by Robert Olsson <revisorrob@hotmail.com>

Power of Attorney (2000)
Television by James R. Stein (Reality TV) Art director

One Love: The Bob Marley All-Star Tribute (1999)
TV Movie by Lewis Friedman (Documentary and Musical) Art department

Soul Music Festival: Part 5 (1999)
TV Movie by Chuck Vinson (Musical) Art department

Happy Hour (1999)
Television (Game Show) Art department

Divorce Court (1999)
Television (Reality TV) Art director An American nontraditional court show that revolves around settling the disputes of couples going through divorces.

Blind Date (1999)
Television (Comedy, Reality TV and Romance) Art department Men and women who don't know each other are set up on blind dates and a camera crew follows them around to record how the date went.

The Best Commercials You've Never Seen (1998)
Television (Comedy) Art department

Sin City Spectacular (1998)
Television (Comedy) Art department

Hollywood Salutes Arnold Schwarzenegger: An American Cinematheque Tribute (1998)
Television by Bruce Gowers Art department Hollywood stars gather to honor the film career of Arnold Schwarzenegger with movie clips and humorous stories about the famous actor.

Pearl (1996 - 1997)
Television by Don Reo (Comedy) Art department Pearl is a mature woman from modest up-bringings. When she realizes she missed out on a lot, she decides to go back to college, in spite of her grown son's protests. She makes a bunch of new, but weird, friends and is constantly in conflict with her snob philosophy professor. Written by Steve Richer <sricher@sympatico.ca>

70's Soul Music Festival: Part 2 (1996)
TV Movie by Chuck Vinson (Musical) Art department

The 1994 Billboard Music Awards (1994)
Television by David Grossman Art department

Clean Slate (1994)
Film by Mick Jackson (Comedy and Mystery) Actor Pogue is a private eye with a problem: every morning when he wakes up, he has total amnesia, waking up with a 'blank slate'. Since he is in the middle of a hot investigation and has a developing romance, this is less than convenient. Written by Reid Gagle

The 1993 Billboard Music Awards (1993)
Television by James Yukich (Musical) Art department

Roc (1993)
Television by Stan Daniels (Comedy) Art department Roc Emerson, a city garbage collector, balances the pressures of work with the everyday crises of family life in an effort to do what he thinks is best for his wife and kids. Most of the episodes were fairly typical sit-com storylines, but occasionally more serious topics, such as racism, were dealt with. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>

MTV Video Music Awards 1992 (1992)
Television by Bruce Gowers (Musical) Art department The ninth annual MTV Video Music Award show. Hosted by Dana Carvey.

The Fifth Annual Genesis Awards (1991)
TV Movie by Michael Tobias (Documentary) Art department Awards show looking at the best films and television shows related to animal rights for the year.

A Woman Named Jackie (1991)
Television (Biography and Drama) Actor

Fourth Annual Genesis Awards (1990)
Television by Michael Tobias Art department

Oppenheimer (1980)
Television (Biography, Drama, Period Piece and Military/War) Actor Biography of the American physicist who led the U.S. effort to develop the atomic bomb during World War II, only to find himself suspected as a security risk in the 1950s because of his increasing ambivalence about the effect of his life's work. Written by scgary66

Centennial (1978)
Television by John Wilder (Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance and 1 More) Actor This is the story of the evolution of the town Centennial, Colorado. It follows the paths of dozens of people who come to the area for many reasons: money, freedom, or crime. It also shows the bigoted treatment of the Native Indians by the advancing US colonists. It is topped off with a murder mystery that takes 100 years to solve. Written by Tony Berkoff <aberkoff@hq.caci.com>