Mark's early life unfolded in Oklahoma, where he spent his formative years before embarking on a journey of self-discovery and creative expression across the United States, honing his skills as a stand-up comedian.
As his career progressed, Mark's travels eventually led him to settle in Michigan, where he transitioned into the world of local theater, cultivating his craft and laying the groundwork for future endeavors.
With his newfound confidence and versatility, Mark expanded his repertoire to encompass a diverse range of mediums, including television and radio commercials, both on-camera and as a voice talent. He also explored the realms of audio books, industrial videos, and numerous Michigan-based film projects, ranging from short films to feature-length productions.
Mark's breakthrough moment arrived with his role as "Ronny" in the feature film "Whip It," directed by the renowned Drew Barrymore. In a testament to his exceptional talent, Mark received a heartfelt hug from Drew and a playful punch on the arm, which he humbly attributed to his outstanding performance – or so he was led to believe.
Mark's impressive resume boasts a notable role as "Wilson" in the pilot episode of the Syfy Network's "12 Monkeys," and he is set to appear in an upcoming episode of the popular series "MacGyver," bringing his talents to the role of the legendary inventor Alexander Graham Bell.
