Mark Junek
Mark Junek is an actor, known for Smash (2012), Blindspot (2015) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999).
Mark Justice
Mark Justice is an actor, producer, writer who does both film and stage acting. The son of Lori Hawk(Cox) and Kenneth Justice, he originates from McDermott, Ohio. He has worked with and studied under many award winning filmmakers. Although he has the looks and chops of a leading man, he thoroughly enjoys character acting. His big goal is to position himself to help younger generations to turn their dreams into realities, however that may be.
Mark Justine Aguillon
Mark Justine Aguillon is known for Birdshot (2016), Riding in Tandem (2017) and Traffic Light (Semaporo) (2014).
Mark K. Updegrove
Mark K. Updegrove is a producer, known for LBJ: Triumph and Tragedy (2022), The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents (2013) and CNN Newsroom (1989).
Mark K. Xulu
Mark K. Xulu is known for Chappie (2015).
Mark Kalpakis
Mark Kalpakis is known for Silent Retreat (2013) and One Drop (2016).
Mark Kamine
Mark Kamine is a producer and production manager, known for The White Lotus (2021), American Hustle (2013) and 42 (2013).
Mark Kandborg
Mark Kandborg is an Actor, Writer and Director, also known for his Location Scouting and Assistant Directing. When not working in Film & Television, he has served as Location Manager on commercials for Apple, EA, Coca Cola and Zippo. First appearing in front of the camera as a short order cook on The X Files (1993), Mark now spends as much time in front of, as behind, the camera. The short film All My Sins (2011) was his first foray into directing, followed by the Web Series Necessary Evil.
Mark Kasinger
Mark Kasinger is an actor and producer, known for Pastor Shepherd (2010).
Mark Kassen
Mark Kassen originated the role of "Ben" in the off-Broadway play, "Things You Shouldn't Say past Midnight". He performed in the Broadway production of "The Last Night of Ballyhoo", and traveled with the production to Los Angeles. A produced playwright, Mark's multi-media play "Perfect" was mounted at the Tiffany Theatre in Los Angeles in 2001. It was funded by Rhea Perlman, Danny DeVito and Jean Doumanain. He wrote and performed a workshop of his multi-media play "little Willy" at the prestigious New York Stage and Film in the 2005 summer season under the direction of John Rubin. With brother Adam, partnered with Kevin Spacey and Dana Brunetti to found Trigger Street Independent in 2004.
