Projects

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Project: The Gods Eye (2011)
Role: Writer, Director, Producer, Actor (principle)
Info: VISCERAL MFI
Director: aka... Chapel Perilous

Project: Brothers in Arms

Role: Colonel McQueen (principle)

Info: Digital Heritage

Director: Robert Curtain

Project: Pet Heros

Role: Lionel Adams (principle)
Info: Corkscrew Media
Director: Jim Thalhiemer

Project: By The Darkness & Dawn (September 2010)
Role: Writer/Director/Producer
Info: VISCERAL MFI
Director: aka... Chapel Perilous

Project: 14 Days to the Cage (August/September 2010)
Role: Producer/Director
Info: Our Own Little Third World Productions
Director: Mark Strong

Project: Hell On Wheels
Role: Vendor
Info: AMC
Director: David Von Ancken

Project: Principles of Living (August 2010)
Role: Jim (principle)
Info: Cbcybermedia
Director: Christopher Beeger

Project: The 19th Wife (2010)
Role: Rioter
Info: Sony Pictures Television
Director: Rob Holcomb

Project: A Model Employee (2010; in production)
Role: Mr. Mould (principle)
Info: Olytron
Director: Olivier Balokume

Project: Viloet Violence (2010)
Role: John (principle)
Info: Cineworks; NFB
Director: Amber Ripley

Project: Savor Every Drop (2010)
Role: Homeless man (principle)
Info: Barry Good Ideas
Director: James Barry

Project: Tucker & Dale vrs. Evil (2009)
Role: Killer #1 (Principle)
Info: Hillbilly Hero Productions
Director: Eli Craig
View Trailer here

Project: Slight of Hand (2009)
Role: Magician
Info: Olytron
Director: Olivier Balokume

Project: Santa Baby 2 (2009)
Role: Pedestrian
Info: A.F.E.
Director: Ron Underwoood

Project: Briefcase Scenarios (2008)
Role: Multiple Roles (Principle)
Info: Olytron
Director: Olivier Balokume

Project: Confessions of a Go Go Girl (2008)
Role: Ray
Info: Nomadic Pictures
Director: Grant Harvey

Project: My Brothers Blood Machine (2007/08)
Role: Narrator
Info: Our Own Little Third World Productions
Director: Mark William Strong
View Trailer here

Project: Holiday In Handcuffs (2007)
Role: Prisoner
Info: ABC Family/MFT
Director: Ron Underwood

Project: The Letters 2 (2007) *TELEVSION (Access; Bravo)
Role: Whitman (Principle)
Info: Corkscrew Productions
Director: Blake Horobin

Project: Blue Smoke (2006)
Role: Criminal
Info: Lifetime/MT Productions
Director: David Carson

Project: Ice Climbers Waltz (2006)
Role: Hans (principle)
Info: Reckseidler Films
Director: James Reckseidler
View Trailer here

Project: A Tune For Her (2006)
Role: Busker Boy (principle)
Info: Wild Rose Entertainment
Director: Samit Brar

Project: Montana Sky (2006)
Role: Mechanic
Info: Lifetime/MT Productions
Director: Mike Robe

Project: STAR WARS: Secrets of the Rebellion (2006)
Role: Stakk Wezzer (principle)
Info: Xpress Entertainment
Director: Mark Twitchell

Project Name: Moondance Alexander (2006)
Role: Rich Guy
Info: Jordan Films
Director: Micheal Damien

Project Name: Resurecting The Champ (2006)
Role: Homeless Kid
Info: RTC
Director: Rod Lurie

Project Name: The Anytime Boys (2002)
Role: Dick Schmidtz (principle)
Info: CSIF
Director: Nowell Berg
View Film here

Project Name: Hero (2002)
Role: Patron
Info: Venus
Director: Anil Sharma

Project Name: Farley (2001)
Role: Neal (principle)
Info: CSIF
Director: Carl Ayling

View Popeye the Sailor Man, monolouge; shot by Dan Miller here

Stakk Wezzer is the underworld grunt of Jabba the Hutt who makes the pitch to Han Solo for the infamous smuggling contract he soon has to dump. He's a weasley little bugger and Mark Strong, the actor who plays him is a total natural. We actually had someone else cast in the role at first but scheduling conflicts forced us to change actors at the last minute and it turned out far better because of it.

Mark has a tattoo of an anchor on his left hand that just happens to match Jabbas anchor tattoo in style and form. This was completely unintentional and a complete coincidence that will drive the hardcore fans nuts.

He came to the set like this, having picked up most of the items on his own before arriving. A belt with some army puches, a basic brown collared shirt, and a long brown leather coat that he cut the sleeves off and added black extensions because the coats sleeves were too short initially. The result was incredible. The only thing I had to supply him with was boots and gun to complete the costume. He will truly creep everyone out who watches that scene.
-The costumes of SOTR, Jedi Council Forums; 8/17/06