Mark Jones

Mark Jones is of Irish, Welsh and German descent. Raised in Seneca Falls, NY, Mark found himself creating movies as a teen involving all his family and friends. Being the youngest of six children, he always sought ways to use his brothers and sisters in his early projects as well as his closest friends from church. Studied film and production in Buffalo, NY and performed in the university's theatre productions. One them was "T.V. Land" for The Buffalo Ensemble Theater where his role was of Bob, the life of a man from a different prospective. One of his pride and joy as a film-maker was his sci-fi "Journey To Where" mini series which aired on a local television station where he portrayed Commander Jack Kominski. Having rave reviews, Mark set out to move to New York City to pursue his career as an actor and film maker. In 2004, Mark was cast as a prison warden for Lyfe Jenning's music video to "Must Be Nice" and still to this day, people recognize him from the video. While in NYC, Mark has been able to work on many films such as "My Super Ex-Girlfriend", "I Am Legend", "Perfect Strangers" and others as an extra. He joined the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) in 2006 and is searching for leading roles in indie films as well as major motion pictures.