Mark Lovegrove
Mark is a very experienced, fast and creative editor. He has worked with some of the leading broadcast companies including WAG, Arrow and Rare TV, meeting the demands of individual projects across a wide range of subject matters.
Mark brings a unique, creative input to any project with the highest professional standards. He is equally happy working alongside a director or left to his own devices. Mark is a welcoming person and truly passionate about his craft.
Work by Mark
999: What Happened Next
Digging for Britain
999 Murderer Calling
Deep Water Salvage
Prime Suspect: Earth
The Pyrenees with Michael Portillo
999: What Happened Next
A gripping true crime documentary that goes beyond the initial emergency call to follow the detectives tasked with uncovering the truth behind shocking 999 related cases across the UK. Using real police footage, CCTV, forensic breakthroughs and interviews with officers and families, the series shows how complex investigations unfold as investigators piece together what really happened after the sirens fade.
Digging for Britain
Presented by Professor Alice Roberts, this long-running archaeology series explores remarkable discoveries from across the UK, revealing the stories hidden beneath the ground and the people who once shaped the landscape. Following archaeologists at work on active excavations, it uncovers how communities lived, worked, and adapted over thousands of years, combining expert insight with the excitement of discovery to bring Britain’s past to life.
999 Murderer Calling
Scheming killers call 999, set out to escape justice, deceive police and lie about committing mruder, only to be damned by their own words. Detectives unravel the false trails and deception within the 999 call to expose the truth and catch the killer.
Mark edited episode 2 – The Confession.
Deep Water Salvage
Season 4 of Deep Water Salvage continues to chronicle the daring efforts of marine salvage teams as they tackle high-stakes recoveries of vessels wrecked by fierce storms worldwide. This season features episodes; “After the Fire,” “Salvaging Movies,” “Barge at Large,” and “Burnt, Sunk and Stuck,” highlighting the crews’ relentless endeavours in challenging conditions.
Prime Suspect: Earth
This one-hour docu-series investigates whether natural phenomena contributed to some of history’s most baffling mysteries. Using immersive technology, expert analysis, and weather science, the series re-examines events like the vanishing of the Roanoke colony, unexplained explosions, and Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo, constructing virtual crime scenes to uncover the truth.
Prime Suspect: Earth presents all of the evidence for a final judgment – only then will we know if Mother Nature was to blame.
The Pyrenees with Michael Portillo
In this four-part documentary series, British journalist, broadcaster and former politician Michael Portillo embarks on a journey of self-discovery, traversing the Pyrenees from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Along the way, he explores the region’s rich history, culture, and landscapes.