Mark Burham
Mark Burham is known for Ultrasound (2021).
Mark Burman
Mark Earl Burman is the founder and CEO of independent motion production and financing company, ADME Studios. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Mark has produced over 33 films throughout his 25-year career as a producer, writer and director. He began his career as an assistant to Norman Lear, the producer of 'All in the Family,' and, 'The Jeffersons.' He also worked as an assistant on the television show, 'Cheers,' where he learned the fundamentals of the craft. Most recently, Mark produced the film,'Dog Eat Dog,' starring Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe, directed by Paul Schrader. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on the prestigious, Director's Fortnight. Shortly after, he directed the acclaimed documentary, 'South Bureau Homicide,' that premiered at the St. Louis International Film Festival. The documentary focuses on the relationship between South LA residents and LAPD's Criminal Gang Homicide Division. In addition to his success in the motion picture industry, Mark is a community leader with a passion for charity and civic duty. Mark serves as an LA County Commissioner on the Los Angeles County Board of Local Governmental Services. From 2013 to 2016 he held the position of chairman. Mark serves on the board of directors for the charity, 'A New Way of Life,' serving as treasurer. Started in 1998 by Susan Burton, ANWOL is dedicated to helping women, families, and communities heal from the life-altering experiences of incarceration. Prior to holding this position, Mark served on the board of directors for charities such as School on Wheels, Arnold Schwarzenegger's Foundation After-School All-Stars, and the corporate advisory committee for LACMA. As a lifelong cinema aficionado, Mark continues to be a student of the art of filmmaking, constantly striving to hone his craft by studying the motion pictures of Hollywood's greatest filmmakers. The films that have influenced him the most are, Lawrence of Arabia, Apocalypse Now, and Seven Samurai. In his limited free time, Mark enjoys travel and adventure, having been to over 40 countries. Whether he's living with the local tribes of Papua New Guinea, crossing the Australian Outback by camel, or embedding with African Union in Mogadishu, it is clear that Mark is not short on culture and experience. He is also a devout fan of Formula One racing and a fan of Scuderia Ferrari. With his eyes on the horizon, Mark strives for excellence in the creation of great motion pictures that redefine the genre of dramatic action cinema.
Mark Burnham
MARK BURNHAM is an actor and filmmaker living in Los Angeles. After college, Mark began training at the MET Theatre, where he was a founding member of the MET Theatre Workshop under the tutelage of, and studying along side Oscar, Emmy, Tony, and Pulitzer Prize winners. Through the 1990's, Mark could be seen on television in MAG7, Buffy, 3rd Rock, Action, Sunset Beach, USA High, and Warden Of Red Rock. In 2012, Mark met Quentin Dupieux and spent the next two years working with the auteur director and DJ on four films; WRONG from DraftHouse, WRONG COPS ep1, WRONG COPS (feat), and REALITE' from IFC Midnight. In 2014 Mark Co-Produced the English language film HIDDEN IN THE WOODS from Chilean director Patricio Valladares and Sony Releasing. In 2018 Mark was seen in student Academy Award winner Ryan Prows first feature LOWLIFE playing Teddy Haynes from IFC Midnight. Before the pandemic shutdown in 2020, Mark was cast in the Legendary Entertainment and Netflix film THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE as Leatherface.
Mark Burton
Mark Burton is known for Shaun the Sheep Movie (2015), Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) and Madagascar (2005).
Mark Butler
Mark Butler is an actor and producer, known for Legend (2006), Savage (2009) and Forgiving Amy (2013).
Mark C. Fullhardt
Having started acting later in life, this character actor usually gets cast as the heavy, whether it be a mobster or some other villain. He has played everything from an angry high school parent to the artist, Jackson Pollack. With good improv skills, he has also done live immersive comedy too.
Mark C. Hanson
Mark C. Hanson was born on June 14, 1977 in Nampa, Idaho, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Time Lapse (2014), Avengers Assemble (2012) and Hardcover Mysteries (2010).
Mark C. Phelan
Mark C. Phelan is known for Besides These Walls (2017), Papillon (2017) and Hercules (2014).
Mark Caballero
Mark Caballero is known for The Old Man and the Goblins (1998), Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (2017) and Graveyard Jamboree with Mysterious Mose (1999).
Mark Cabrera
Mark Cabrera is known for Evinced (2022), Nova Abaniel: Ondoy, Paminawa (2018) and Hierarchy (2022).
