MARKO STEEZ

director reel

over 1+ billion lifetime views

Marko Steez’ published projects have amassed over a billion views…

Since he was born, Marko has always been a creative. From a young age, he had a camera in his hands. His mom would give him her old digital camera to take photos with, and he eventually would graduate into shooting videos, especially music videos and short films, in high school. I guess you could say that Marko has been shooting for almost all of his life. He started his first production company, “Steez Visuals” in 2014. After he graduated high school, he moved to Atlanta to pursue his passion of shooting videos. He then founded “Capital Media Entertainment” upon his arrival, and to this day has shot for artists such as Future, Lil Durk, Gunna, Lil Baby, 21 Savage, Pierre Bourne, and many more. We can only see where his talents will take him to next and what projects he will work on in the future, be it larger and larger music videos, television, film, or who knows what is next!

Email: marko@capitalmediaent.com

phone: (279) 246-9570

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Current focus

Marko Steez is currently focused on scaling into large-format commercial production, cinematic brand storytelling, fashion-led campaigns, and narrative-driven visual direction built for film, advertising, and modern digital platforms. While maintaining a strong foundation in music and artist-focused work, his practice is increasingly oriented toward developing high-end visual systems that extend beyond traditional music video output and function within broader commercial and cinematic ecosystems.

Operating at the intersection of film direction, brand identity, and contemporary visual culture, Marko approaches each project with a director’s methodology — prioritizing narrative structure, atmosphere, performance, lighting design, and world-building. His work is grounded in the creation of fully realized visual environments that communicate tone and identity with precision, whether for global brands, fashion houses, agencies, or artist campaigns.

His creative language draws from cinema, luxury fashion imagery, experimental framing, and emotionally driven storytelling, resulting in work that is designed for longevity and cultural relevance rather than short-form consumption. This approach positions each project as part of a larger visual universe rather than isolated content pieces.

Throughout his career, Marko Steez has also worked closely with emerging artists at early developmental stages, contributing to visual direction, identity building, and early rollout strategy before mainstream recognition. Early collaborations include artists such as Lil Baby, DaBaby, Baby Osama, and others during formative phases of their careers. These experiences informed a deep understanding of artist positioning, audience behavior, and the role of visual media in shaping cultural momentum.

In addition to his creative direction, Marko possesses extensive technical knowledge across a wide range of professional camera systems, cinema-grade film equipment, and production workflows. He also maintains and operates his own production package, enabling him to execute fully self-contained productions across a variety of scales — from agile content capture to high-end commercial and cinematic shoots.

Today, Marko’s focus extends across commercial campaigns, branded films, fashion visuals, artist development rollouts, and high-concept narrative work, with an emphasis on scalable production systems and agency-level execution. Each project is approached with intent, clarity, and cinematic discipline, ensuring that the final output functions equally well as art, advertisement, and cultural artifact.

With access to professional cinema-grade production capabilities and a refined visual methodology, Marko Steez continues building toward larger narrative and commercial projects across film, fashion, music, and branded content — with an overarching goal of creating visually definitive work that holds weight across industries and platforms.

DRUSKI, Yung bleu x young m.a. - “coulda been love”

Produced for Druski’s “Coulda Been Love” series, this music video is used for the theme of the show, with the song being the entrance into each episode. This production’s total budget was $50,000.

King von - “don’t miss”

This production had a $20,000 budget and was shot in multiple different parts. The original video was shot while Von was still living, and the other shots were captured posthumously for the release of this masterpiece video.

big 30 - “backseat of the rolls truck”

This production had a $30,000 budget and was produced by Capital Media Entertainment and 2 Brothers Film Co. It was a collaboration project between directors Marko Steez and Jordan Spencer.

the production process

It all begins with an idEA. Capital media entertainment and marko steez can take your artist, business, or product and create a stunning visual project for you to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way that we tell your story can make all the difference.

When you have submitted your visual project, Marko Steez and his team will create a visual treatment and concept that goes along with your goal. Whether you have a product to showcase, a business to push to it’s potential consumers, or an artist that just released a song or a project to be shown to their followers.

Future ft. lil durk - “Last name”

This production had a $10,000 budget and was captured within a few days time, following Future in his day to day life. Lil Durk and him had just made the song the night before we started shooting this record.

yungeen ace - “buy the building”

This production had a $50,000 budget and was shot in Houston, where we could capture the most realistic scenes that correlated with the artist, Yungeen Ace.

Neek bucks x 2 chainz - “mask up”

This production had a budget of $35,000 and was also sponsored in partnership with Krystal to capture the scenery that was needed for this music video, shot in the heart of Atlanta. The concept for this video came from a marriage of Marko’s own ideas and the artist’ team creating their own part of this music video.

omb peezy x drum dummie ft. omeretta - “die young”

This production had a budget of $15,000 and the record was a collaboration between OMB Peezy and Drum Dummie. The inspiration for this video comes from the record and the artist’ want to show the struggles and upcoming of himself. We showed the beauty in the struggle of life as the artist grew up as a young black man in Mobile, Alabama.