Greg Malcolm Is a Master of High-Fidelity Texture.
 
A veteran of the avant-garde electronic music scene, he spent two decades sculpting rhythm and atmosphere as a member of Twine (Ghostly International). Today, he brings that same sonic discipline to the visual world of Maryland Connoisseur Studio.

From Audio Layers to Visual Stacks
 
Greg doesn’t just capture reality; he composes it. Applying the same "Voltron" philosophy he used to pioneer remote collaboration in the IDM scene, he treats cannabis media as a layered art form.

• The Method: Born from the editorial crucible of Maryland Leaf Magazine, Greg forged a proprietary workflow, lending 7K focus stacking, generative tools, and fluid motion, to solve the industry's need for infinite scale and freshness.

• The Rhythm: He cuts video not to a timeline, but to a pulse. Leveraging his musical DNA, MC Studio assets possess a unique rhythmic syncopation, triggering a subconscious hook that standard commercial content lacks.

 
Cultural Roots, Corporate Precision
 
Greg is a cultural native who transitioned from the '90s skate and punk underground to the MSO boardroom without losing his soul. His connection to the plant is lifelong, from the legacy market at age 15 selling dime bags to the top tier of legal production today. He bridges the gap between the "Hustle" and the "Headquarters," delivering work that feels authentically lived-in yet compliant enough for a national rollout.

The Studio Operating out of The Graffiti Warehouse in Baltimore MD
 
Greg works at the intersection of raw street culture and high-end technology. Whether refining the "Maryland Connoisseur Method" or executing a rebrand for a multi-state operator, his mission remains constant:
 
To Elevate Consumption Into Sublime Ritual.