Mark's journalistic work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Irish Times and New York Daily News, and his insights have been cited in The Wall Street Journal. He also maintains a passion for storytelling through film, music and theater as co-founder of the award-winning Storm Theatre Company.
Writer and director of this black comedy following a separated Irishman's descent into a hellish midlife crisis. Starring Tom Hickey (My Left Foot, Breakfast on Pluto) and Niall Byrne (The Miracle).
Award-winning documentary written and directed by Mark. A city of eight million, crushed by a pandemic, seen through the eyes of an immigrant family. Premiered on RTÉ Television in 2024. Winner of three Best Documentary Short awards including New York International Film Awards 2022.
Written and directed by Mark, this feature documentary follows a team of Irish runners on a life-changing journey to Africa's largest road race. Featuring Haile Gebrselassie, Ruth Chepng'etich, and Eamonn Coghlan.
Lyricist and drummer for New York indie pop/rock band Audio Fiction across multiple albums and EPs including Songs in the Key of Orange Alert and Worlds Apart. Compared to Garbage meets No Doubt, featured on Rockband and praised by Hot Press, Popmatters, and the New York Daily News.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mark chronicled life in New York City through his blog surrealnyc.com, now preserved as part of the New York Historical Museum's first digital collection.