Mark Burnham is a dynamic and versatile individual who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry, showcasing his remarkable talents in both acting and filmmaking. With a strong foundation in the city of angels, Los Angeles, he has established himself as a prominent figure in the world of show business.
Mark's academic pursuits concluded with a rigorous training program at the esteemed MET Theatre, where he had the unique privilege of being a founding member of the MET Theatre Workshop, a prestigious institution mentored by a distinguished panel of industry experts who had accumulated an impressive array of accolades, including Academy Awards, Emmy Awards, Tony Awards, and Pulitzer Prizes.
Mark's remarkable aptitude for acting was extensively showcased throughout the 1990s, with a plethora of impressive television appearances that left a lasting impression on audiences nationwide.
Notably, his talent was put on full display in a diverse range of popular television shows, including the action-packed MAG7, the supernatural drama Buffy, the offbeat comedy 3rd Rock, the high-octane Action, the soap opera Sunset Beach, the light-hearted USA High, and the gritty drama Warden Of Red Rock.
Mark had the privilege of engaging in a creative collaboration with the renowned filmmaker and disc jockey Quentin Dupieux in the year 2012, a partnership that resulted in the co-production of four notable films. These cinematic endeavors included the critically acclaimed WRONG, a film showcased by DraftHouse, as well as WRONG COPS ep1, WRONG COPS (feat),and REALITE', all of which received widespread recognition and were distributed by IFC Midnight.
Mark collaborated with Patricio Valladares, a renowned Chilean film director, in 2014 to co-produce the English language feature film "Hidden in the Woods". This cinematic endeavour was a joint project between Valladares and Sony Releasing, a prominent entertainment company.
Mark made a significant acting appearance in 2018, starring in Ryan Prows' inaugural feature-length film, LOWLIFE, where he embodied the character of Teddy Haynes, a performance that ultimately garnered a prestigious student Academy Award.
Mark's acting career was on a roll, with a major role in the highly anticipated film THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, a collaborative production between Legendary Entertainment and Netflix, which was slated for release before the COVID-19 pandemic brought the entertainment industry to a grinding halt in 2020.
Prior to the pandemic, Mark was cast in the iconic role of Leatherface, a character that has become synonymous with the horror genre, and was eagerly anticipating the film's release.
As the star of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, Mark was poised to deliver a standout performance, bringing his unique blend of acting talent and charisma to the role of the infamous villain.
With his involvement in this highly anticipated film, Mark was on the cusp of a major breakthrough in his career, and fans were eagerly anticipating his take on the legendary character of Leatherface.
Unfortunately, the pandemic had other plans, and the film's release was delayed, leaving fans to wait with bated breath for the opportunity to see Mark bring Leatherface to life on the big screen.
Despite the setback, Mark's involvement in THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE remains a significant milestone in his career, and fans continue to eagerly anticipate his return to the big screen in the iconic role of Leatherface.
