Mark Bellman
Mark Bellman is known for Red vs. Blue (2003), Red vs. Blue: Restoration (2024) and Red vs. Blue: Recovery One (2007).
Mark Bellomo
Mark Bellomo is a producer, known for A Toy Store Near You (2020), The Toys That Made Us (2017) and Collection Intervention (2012).
Mark Beltzman
Mark Beltzman has been acting, writing, and directing for since 1981. He was a founding member of Improv Olympic in Chicago and of the legendary group, Barons Barracudas. Mark has worked and directed at the famed Second City in Chicago. He directed many improvisational and theatrical productions at Second City in Chicago and Los Angeles, including the Second City Alumni Jam. He was also instructor/director at The Second City Training Center, Improv Olympic West and the Upfront Comedy Showcase as well as All over the U.S., U.K., and France. His generosity of spirit and love for the art has influenced many young performers who continue to value him as a source of creativity and inspiration through personal contact and theater workshops. He continues to be a requested advisor, director and acting coach to some of the hottest young talent in the business. Mark's passion as a highly creative person and seasoned ensemble performer is to continue to create a body of work that reflects his level of integrity and commitment to quality. It is critical to him that the concepts of "working together as a group" and "making each other look good" are an integral part of any ensemble work. He encourages cast and crew to remove obstacles and to elevate the text to be the most important aspect of the creative process. Mark has also acquired a great deal of knowledge about the creative process of producing, writing and directing while performing in such notable productions as: Mo Money, Billy Madison, The Wedding Singer, Speed 2, Star Maps, Lovely and Amazing, and Employee of the Month, Factory, Seinfeld, Rosanne, Norm, Curb Your Enthusiasm, According to Jim, Cold Case, House, True Jackson VP, The Young and the Restless, and Pretty Little Liars. Mark's ability to create "something from nothing" is exemplified in the outreach program he created in 2006, called "New Choice." Mark and a crew of established industry professionals go into the inner city and teach improvisational and filmmaking skills to the youth. New Choice is now a 501 (c) 3 not for profit, and continues to expand.
Mark Benecke
Mark Benecke was born on August 26, 1970 in Rosenheim, Bavaria, West Germany. He is an actor and producer, known for Mad Heidi (2022), Leif in Concert (2019) and Niedrig und Kuhnt - Kommissare ermitteln (2003).
Mark Benecke
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Mark Benesh
Mark Benesh is a composer and actor, known for Goosebumps (1995), Play the Film (2013) and Bump in the Night (2015).
Mark Benginia
Mark Benginia is known for Blue Valentine (2010).
Mark Benjamin
Mark was born in Chicago, Illinois and attended Northern Illinois University where he studied theatre arts. He subsequently returned to Chicago honing his improvisation skills at The Second City Training Center upon graduation. In 1980 Mark moved to San Diego California where he began his acting career in 1985 appearing in the CBS mini-series SPACE. He gained a Master's Degree at USC shortly thereafter while continuing to build his acting skills. Mark most recently appeared in the Feature Films "Ghostline","Carving a Life", and "Blacklisted". He is scheduled to appear in the feature films "Kill Me Once", Perpetual Nexus", and the television sitcom "KOH" this coming year. Mark has also appeared in the ABC Drama series "Scandal", the Discovery Channel Show "Headlines", Lifetime Channels "Deadly Wives", and The REELZ Channel show "Treasure King".
Mark Bennington
Mark Bennington is an American actor, photographer, drummer and author. Born in Columbia, Missouri to a psychologist Father and educator/activist Mother, Mark grew up between the sleepy college town of Davis, CA and the rougher side of South Sacramento with dreams of being a ballet dancer and an architect. After graduating from Mike Nichols's The New Actors Workshop (MFA acting program) in New York City, Mark worked in theater for 10 years, doing everything from Shakespeare to Ibsen to Coward and even doing experimental theater for 3 years with Tony Award winning director Diane Paulus's ensemble 'Project 400'. Theater highlights include working with: Sir Trevor Nunn in An Enemy of the People with Sir Ian McKellen, improv guru Paul Sills (founder of Second City) in Ghost & Love Stories and maverick writer/director Charles Marowitz playing 'William Shakespeare' in Marowitz's play Murdering Marlowe... also playing- 'Elyot' in Private Lives, 'Lomov' in A Marriage Proposal, 'Sebastian' in Twelfth Night, 'Howard Rudd' in Holy Ghosts and 'Bassino' in The Merchant of Venice to name a few. As a theater director, Mark mounted the original production Elizabeth Logun's On My Knees off-Broadway at Alice's Fourth Floor and Noel Coward's Mild Oats in Los Angeles at The Classical Theater Lab. In 2019, he returned to the theater after 16 years, directing Jeff Goldberg's The Mumbai Terror Attacks at The Royal Opera House in Mumbai and acting in Devika Rani: Goddess of the Silver Screen directed by Lillette Dubey . As a photographer, Mark's work has been published in The Atlantic, The Huffington Post, UpWorthy, CNN, PDN, GQ India, Varity, Verve, Man's World, Forbes, Lucky, Self, Platform, The Los Angeles Times, LA Weekly, The Wall Street Journal, Times of India, Virginia Quarterly Review, Boston Globe, BuzzFeed and many more. Mark authored the acclaimed photography book "Living the Dream: The Life of the 'Bollywood' Actor" (HarperCollins) and in 2016 his photography project America 2.0 about Muslim youth in NYC received worldwide recognition. He was also one of the 'Top 10' actor headshot photographers in both LA & NY, an adjunct professor of photography at The S.I. Newhouse School of Media and Communication at Syracuse University and his work has been exhibited in Jerusalem, Rome, Tokyo, New York City, Hudson, San Fransisco, Berlin and London. Also as a drummer, Mark played over 400 shows and recorded 3 albums with the legendary LA roots/rock band '50cent Haircut' (Knitting Factory Records). Based in Mumbai, he married cultural anthropologist, Dr. Taapsi Ramchandani on December 21, 2013.
Mark Benton
Mark Benton was born on November 16, 1965 in Guisborough, North Yorkshire, England. He is an actor, known for Anna and the Apocalypse (2017), The Second Coming (2003) and Early Doors (2003). He has been married to Sarah Gardner since 2002. They have three children.
