Naomi Mark

Film Director Naomi Mark is a storyteller whose artistic journey is deeply intertwined with the majestic landscapes of Canada’s North. Growing up amidst the boreal beauty of the Yukon, Naomi’s affinity for wide open spaces and the raw essence of nature has shaped her unique perspective as a filmmaker.

Naomi’s cinematic repertoire transcends genres, encompassing both fiction and documentary filmmaking. Through her lens, she delves into the intricacies of the human condition, capturing intimate portraits that resonate with authenticity and depth. One of her recent endeavors, the feature film “How To Bee,” serves as a heartfelt ode to her personal journey, chronicling her poignant relationship with her father as he imparts the art of beekeeping amidst the twilight of his life.

In addition to her narrative pursuits, Naomi is a masterful documentarian, as evidenced by her work on “The Arctics.” This evocative short film, filmed across the vast expanse of the circumpolar North, offers a captivating glimpse into the resilience and beauty of Arctic communities. Together with her husband, Naomi co-founded Midnight Light Media in 2017, a testament to their shared passion for storytelling and visual expression.

Rooted in her hometown of Whitehorse, Yukon, Naomi draws inspiration from the profound connection between people and the land. Her narratives are imbued with the essence of her surroundings, weaving a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences. Off-camera, Naomi’s creativity knows no bounds, as she channels her artistic energy into various endeavors, from cultivating her own growth to crafting and building with her hands.

As a filmmaker, Naomi Mark stands at the intersection of artistry and authenticity, continuously pushing the boundaries of storytelling while honoring the profound beauty of the natural world. With each project, she invites audiences on a transformative journey, offering a glimpse into the human spirit and the awe-inspiring landscapes that shape our lives.