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Mark Kohr is a director and editor of music videos and commercials, with a passion for film musicals. He has worked with bands like Green Day, Nirvana and R.E.M., and co-founded Bob Industries in Santa Monica.
Director Mark Kohr on making Green Day's first music videos, staging a parade for Alanis Morissette, and getting abstract for Cake.
Mark Kohr is a highly creative person who grew up in the small Southern California town of San Juan Capistrano. He studied art and business at San Francisco State University and later became known as a music video director during the 90s and early 2000s.
Mark Kohr, PhD, researches how male and female hearts differ in response to injury and environmental factors.
To bring the video to life, they enlisted Mark Kohr, who cast the band as mad scientist types who work in a Circuit City-like store and create the "Volcano 6000," the most powerful stereo system ever. This was the first time The Presidents worked with Kohr.
Music video credits for Mark Kohr. Basket Case by Green Day (1994), Ojos Así by Shakira (1999), When I Come Around by Green Day (1994), Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) by Green Day (1997), Just A Girl by No Doubt (1995).
Mark Kohr as a child loved movie musicals - Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly and Bob Fosse were his favorites. He studied fine art photography and business at San Francisco…
