Biography
Mark Brunetz began his journey in content production in 1990, creating and co-starring in two of Jane Fonda's best-selling fitness videos. In 1992, he launched his first company, Inventing Fitness, where he continued to produce celebrity-driven fitness products for direct response marketing and QVC. In 1995, Mark co-founded Fortis Films with Sandra Bullock, securing a first-look producer deal with the nascent company under the Warner Bros. Pictures umbrella.
In 1999, Mark transitioned into special event design, refining his creative vision while serving as the creative director for the in-house production company at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. In 2000, he solidified his creative presence by launching his namesake design firm, specializing in residential and commercial properties throughout Southern California. Shortly thereafter, his television career flourished, hosting Crib Crashers on MTV, which led to over 300 episodes of makeover television, including nine seasons on the hit TV show Clean House, for which he garnered an Emmy award.
Mark's designs, a testament to his unique ability to blend creativity with authenticity, have been featured in media outlets such as Good Morning America, Elle Decor, and The New York Times, among others. In 2008, Mark expanded the media division of his company, penning his first book, Take the U Out of Clutter, with Penguin Random House, and launching an eponymous line of home furnishings on HSN. He continued to create compelling content for top-tier lifestyle brands, including Princess Cruises and the International Design Guild, with his work featured in publications such as Architectural Digest and Vanity Fair.
At the helm of Mark Brunetz + Co, the name has become synonymous with a harmonious blend of luxury, beauty, and everyday approachability. Mark continues to harness his natural talent for uniting like-minded professionals, crafting stunning environments and producing impactful, resonant content across various media platforms. Alongside his professional achievements, Mark is committed to social change, leveraging the transformative power of hands-on design. Over the past two decades, he has spearheaded multiple commercial projects focused on renovating spaces at charities that support homeless populations throughout the U.S. and abroad.
