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Cronin grew up in the Philadelphia suburb of Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Upper Darby High School and the University of Pennsylvania. At the former, he earned a degree in Chemical Engineering and was on the cast of the Mask and Wig Club. He spent five years working as an engineer in research and marketing. [1]
- Television producer, writer
Mark Cronin (I) Mark Cronin. An Ivy League graduate with a degree in Chemical Engineering, Cronin spent five years working as an engineer in research and marketing. All the while, he was moonlighting as a freelance joke writer for an award winning newsbreak spoof on Nick-at-Nite. Cronin switched careers permanently when he joined Howard Stern's ...
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- Mark Cronin
Mar 7, 2022 · Mark Cronin shares that there are even more spin-offs to come, with one in Australia called Below Deck Down Under, one in Norway called Below Deck Adventure, and other working Below Deck concepts.
About. Mark Cronin is one of the most successful reality television producers in the game. Read about how Little Wooden Boat Productions came to fruition and how Cronin climbed to success from decades of hard work and innovative productions.
Mark Cronin. Writer: Below Deck Mediterranean. An Ivy League graduate with a degree in Chemical Engineering, Cronin spent five years working as an engineer in research and marketing. All the while, he was moonlighting as a freelance joke writer for an award winning newsbreak spoof on Nick-at-Nite. Cronin switched careers permanently when he joined Howard Stern's nationally syndicated Saturday ...
Sep 6, 2016 · How Reality TV Gets Made: an Exclusive Interview with Mark Cronin, Executive Producer of 'Below Deck' An inside look at creating characters, choosing storylines, personal branding, and how success ...
Dec 14, 2021 · Mark Cronin is one of Hollywood’s most successful and prolific reality television producers. He is widely credited with co-creating the celeb-reality sub-genre with the breakout hit of The Surreal Life (The WB) in 2003 in which Cronin’s comedic tones and production models helped shape the reality TV format still in use in much of today’s reality landscape.
