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Mark Redfield

Mark Redfield

Actor

Mark Redfield is an actor, voice actor, writer, director, filmmaker and artist. Redfield Arts Audio produces audio books and original audio dramas. Titles available on Audible worldwide, and other platforms, include "Frankenstein Mobster" with Daniel Roebuck and Debbie Rochon, "Nevermore: An Evening with Edgar Allan Poe" starring Jeffrey Combs, "Sinbad and the Pirate Princess" starring Caroline Munro and Martine Beswicke, and many others. The Redfield Arts Audio Podcast can be heard weekly on all podcast platforms. Film and TV work include "Fall of the House of Usher" (Netflix 2023), "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (2002), Larry Blamire's "Dark and Stormy Night", and many other indie films and television programs. In theatre, Redfield has acted in or directed over 200 plays professionally. He studied at Towson University, and UNESCO's Theatre of Nations. Redfield has been a voice actor for many years, narrating audio books, voicing commercials, video games, and narrating documentaries. As an illustrator and painter, his drawings, paintings and cartoons have been shown and collected around the world. With Stuart Voytilla, Redfield is the co-author of "Cult of the Nosferatu", the first novel in the Vampire Hunters Incorporated series.

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Mark Redfield  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
4.2
ActorSteve Kellerman2004
Movie
2.2
ActorCaptain Matthew Mahler1982
Movie
5.6
ActorJustin Gatewood2009
Movie
ActorEdgar Allan Poe2006
Movie
6.4
ActorFarper Twyly2009
Movie
6.9
Actor2003
Movie
5.2
Actor2002
Movie
4
ActorGordon Hauge2003
Movie
ActorArmand Tesla2006
Movie
4.1
ActorJustin Gatewood2009
Limited Series
7.8
ActorPreacher
4 Episodes
2023-2023
Movie
4.2
ProductionProducer2004
Movie
DirectingDirector, Writer2006
Movie
5.2
DirectingDirector, Writer2002
Movie
4
Costume & Make-UpSpecial Effects Makeup Artist2003
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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