Mark Allyn

Mark started out in the entertainment industry in the mid-80's with a brief stint as a radio Disc Jockey in San Diego, CA. From the mid-80's to the mid-90's Mark was a musician and songwriter as well as a successful independent music producer/publisher (BMI). In 2014, after a career in the corporate world, Mark decided to return to his roots and pursue his passion as an actor and voice artist. Since then, Mark has had numerous roles in feature films "Daydream Hotel", "The Potential for Beauty" and the recent docudrama "The Remarkable Life of John Weld". Mark has also appeared on various television shows such as "The Ranch", "Unusual Suspects", "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson" and as a series regular on Showtime Network's "Roadies", created by Cameron Crowe and J.J. Abrams. His versatility can be seen in his character work both commercially and theatrically as well as his voice work in commercials, Internet-based new media work and various audio book narrations. Mark studies with Carey Scott's Rehearsal Room in San Diego, CA. In 2017, he was the recipient of San Diego Film Week's "A-List Actor" award and has won two Best Actor awards (2017 Oniros Film Awards and 2018 Prison City Film Festival) for his lead role in the short film "Disconnect". Mark also hosts a recurring podcast called "A Couple of Regular Guys". He resides in his hometown of Encinitas, CA with his wife, youngest son and two English bulldogs, Molly & Emma.