Quinton Macari, co-founder of Studio Nine 13, is a media veteran with more than twenty years of experience in the industry. Better known by his Bond-like nickname, Q has been an editor for everything from episodic television, network tv, and feature films, to corporate marketing videos.
Back in his freshman year of high school, Q joined a senior mass communications class and fell in love with making music videos. Fast-forward a couple of decades, and Q has helped produce three feature films — The Summoning, The Sacred, and his newest accomplishment A Time for Every Purpose. He was also First Assistant Director on The Pistol, an official selection at the Cannes Film Festival in 2019. He’s worked with The Daily Buzz, a nationally syndicated morning news and entertainment show and as a director for the first season of the Entrepreneur magazine TV show.
Q has also established himself as the video and social media content creator behind some of the biggest brands you know and love. So far, he’s produced for brands like Coca-Cola, U.S. Bank, Yelp, Chick-Fil-A, Palo Alto Networks, Nurse Blake (and the increasingly popular nursing conference, NurseCon at Sea), and more. And his portfolio just keeps growing. Through these experiences (overseeing a complete film production, running multi-thousand dollar live productions, etc.), Q has developed project management skills that make him the perfect person to lead, produce, and edit any video project. He takes great pride in the compelling, story-driven video content that he and Kristin pour their hearts into creating for their clients.
Recently, Quinton led Studio Nine 13’s creative direction for a national U.S. Bank campaign, traveling coast-to-coast to capture the stories of 15 small business owners for billboards, news features, and multimedia ads that highlight the heart of American entrepreneurship.
Quinton is an avid baseball fantasy player (20 years and counting) and fan of the Atlanta Braves.
Quinton had his fanboy moment when he got to meet Kevin Smith (yep, THE Kevin Smith) on the set of The Daily Buzz. He got an autograph and a hug, and he’s never been the same.