Mark, a Singapore-born individual, spent his formative years in Singapore before transitioning to a career in the creative industry. Prior to venturing into directing and producing, he held the position of motion graphics designer at the renowned British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and Channel 4 in London.
As a director and producer, Mark has been involved in the creation of a diverse array of television and video content, with a focus on narrative documentaries. His most notable work includes a trilogy of British motor-racing biographies, which paid tribute to the lives and careers of iconic figures such as Jackie Stewart, Graham Hill, and Jim Clark. This trilogy garnered significant recognition, including a nomination for the Royal Television Society (RTS) and a prestigious FOCAL award.
Mark's achievements in the industry are not limited to his work on the British motor-racing biographies. His critically acclaimed short documentary, Talk to Me, earned him a Grierson Award, a testament to his exceptional storytelling abilities. His feature-length documentary, The Last Man on the Moon, received a theatrical release in both the United States and the United Kingdom, cementing his status as a prominent figure in the documentary filmmaking world.
More recently, Mark completed his feature documentary, Running for the Revolution, during the Covid-19 lockdown of 2020. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, Mark remained dedicated to his craft, ultimately producing a work of exceptional quality.
Throughout his career, Mark has been based in both London and the North East of England, where he continues to draw inspiration from the world around him. As a respected figure in the industry, Mark is frequently invited to share his expertise with students at various universities, where he serves as a guest lecturer.
