Noisemaker Media is a multimedia production company based in Newburgh, New York. Mark Carranceja, a Brooklyn-bred new media artist, founded it. With over 20 years of production experience, Mark leads in delivering high-quality, story-driven, forward-thinking content for traditional and emerging media platforms.

We have produced hundreds of videos, including narratives, documentaries, commercials, music videos, branded content for social media marketing, crowdfunding videos, and product videos. With over 250 million views on YouTube across multiple channels, we are undoubtedly the most-viewed media production company in New York's Hudson Valley.

Our clients chose us because we listen to their challenges and goals. They trust us with their investment of time and dollars. We are their preferred partner because our passion drives results that engage your audience, inspire them to action, and build trust in your brand. With that passion as our compass, we strive to understand your organization in-depth and to be responsive to your goals and challenges.

Our clients include Interscope Records, Island Def Jam, Music Television Network, Viacom, City Parks Foundation, SummerStage Concert Series, Tribal Brands, McCann World Group, Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy, Ultra Records, Tool Room Records, Rhymesayers Entertainment, Fat Beats Records, Duck Down Records, High Water Music, MOX, and Okayplayer.

Mark has 20 years of experience as a Video Editor, Motion Artist, Cinematographer, Sound Designer, and Director. From 2009-2012, Mark directed over sixty music videos in three years, a prolific feat that is a testament to his unrelenting resolve, unbounded creativity, and tireless work ethic.

In addition, Mark served as Assistant Professor of New Media for the State University of New York for ten years. He earned tenure in 2017 after developing and launching the program in 2014. Mark is a passionate educator who challenges his students to produce work that reaches for a difference and views filmmaking's craft as a tool for change. Under his tutelage, students have secured Film/TV Union positions, launched production companies, and won prestigious awards for their work in the entertainment industry.

His journey began as a DJ/Turntablist in the mid-1990s, which led him down a path into the recording studio and, eventually, as a Music Producer. For ten years, he created under the moniker DJ Element and produced a fusion of Hip Hop, Electronic Music, and Jazz, in which a handful of his tracks were placed for commercial purposes. In 2018, Mark returned from his sabbatical, reignited his passion for music, and found his true call sign, Kuryente, which means electricity in Tagalog. as a Techno act, he combines raw beats and hard grooves to forge a driving sound that is uniquely his own.

A change agent to the core, Mark pivoted back into production and is eager to merge both experiences in entrepreneurship and education in future ventures to leverage his creative language and experiential teaching strategies within spaces of traditional, emerging, and experimental media.