Mark “Chief” Meyers started his film career in 1989 as a Local 80 grip and soon became a dolly grip working on many feature films. He had the privilege of working with Tony Scott on many of his projects from Days of Thunder to his final film, Unstoppable. Encouraged to become an operator himself by camera operators whom he pushed dolly for, Meyers pursued Steadicam and hasn’t looked back since. Meyers currently resides in the Los Angeles area with his fiancé, Adrienne, and his baby son, Strong.
Mark “Chief” Meyers started his film career in 1989 as a Local 80 grip and soon became a dolly grip working on many feature films. He had the privilege of working with Tony Scott on many of his projects from Days of Thunder to his final film, Unstoppable. Encouraged to become an operator himself by camera operators whom he pushed dolly for, Meyers pursued Steadicam and hasn’t looked back since. Meyers currently resides in the Los Angeles area with his fiancé, Adrienne, and his baby son, Strong.
