Marcos Suarez
Social Media Strategist, Art Director & Producer
I tell stories people actually feel, and I know how to build the visual world around them.
I work across social strategy, art direction, and production, taking ideas from concept to final delivery. That can mean developing the look, directing the shoot, shaping the strategy, managing the budget, or figuring out how to make the whole thing happen.
I’ve worked across branded campaigns, documentaries, live events, social impact projects, and narrative films, handling everything from decks, casting, and creative direction to production and post.
Yes, KPIs matter. But so does the reason someone stops scrolling in the first place.
I care about making work that feels intentional, looks good, connects with people, and actually gets finished.
If you need someone who can think about the big idea, obsess over the details, and handle the chaos in between, we’ll get along just fine.
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I’ve always been tapped into the tech side of storytelling. Since high school, I’ve been deep into cameras, gear, and how productions actually come together. That curiosity stuck. Now it shows up as a real understanding of how new tools like LED volumes, high-speed rigs, and real-time mocap can elevate a story when used the right way. I’m not chasing trends, I’m looking for what actually makes the work better.
I bridge the gap between idea and execution. I’ve spent the last few years working as a production professional helping teams set projects up the right way from the start. That means asking the questions people usually skip, tightening the plan, and making sure creative ideas can actually hold up in production. I care about the details because that’s usually where things either fall apart or come together.
I’ve built and run my own thing. Through Hour23, I’ve had to wear every hat. Pitching, producing, hiring, managing, production, and delivering. It gave me a real understanding of both the creative side and the business side, and how to balance the two without losing the quality of the work.
I value real relationships in a digital industry. I’m big on actually connecting with people. Grabbing coffee, learning how they think, seeing how they work. You pick up way more that way than through endless Slack messages or email chains. And when things get tight on a project, it’s always the people who know you and trust you that make the difference.