Mark's professional journey began with a multifaceted role as an actor and stunt double, initially undertaking the pivotal character of Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit trilogy.
Notable for his captivating stage presence, he embarked on a remarkable theatrical journey, initially taking on the iconic role of Krapp in Samuel Beckett's thought-provoking masterpiece, Krapp's Last Tape.
Mark's extraordinary aptitude and unwavering commitment have garnered widespread recognition for his outstanding performances, including his remarkable portrayal of Ketkrókur, a Dark Elf, in the cinematic masterpiece Krampus, as well as his appearances in the critically acclaimed films Rocketman and The Last Duel, thus cementing his reputation as a talented and accomplished actor, renowned for his versatility and range.
Noted for his remarkable impact on the small screen, the talented individual has made a lasting impression through his appearances in numerous popular television series, including the critically acclaimed show Young Offenders, the action-packed drama The Brigade, and more recently, the thrilling series Supacell.
Mark's multifaceted creative endeavors transcend his on-screen presence, as he has also made significant contributions to the world of writing and directing.
In his most recent endeavor, Mark made his debut as a writer and director with the experimental short film Sonnet 23.
Mark, a proud alumnus of the esteemed Te Ahaha Institute of Creativity in Wellington, New Zealand, boasts a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree, which has instilled in him a relentless drive to consistently challenge himself as an artist.