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Mark Lutz has been an artist all his life painting his first oil in 4th grade. 2009 marks his 13th year as a wedding photographer. His B.A. is in Film and Video Production from Pennsylvania State University.
Mark's career has been varied but always centered around visual arts. He is a multiple award winning videographer and cinematographer, a TV news photojournalist and a commercial television producer/videographer.
Besides being inside hundreds of his clients homes his work has been on CBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, FOX, MTV, OPRAH, NOVA, 60-minutes, Independent Film Channel so on and so forth...
Mark has worked with Presidents and beauty queens, drug addicts and puppy dogs not to mention hundreds of brides. He is a 100% self taught geek and he enjoys a computer problem like some people enjoy a crossword puzzle.
I'm currently a wedding photographer in Pennsylvania shooting weddings in the Altoona, State College and Johnstown areas. But oh hell I travel anywhere across the state really.
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