Mark Field

Scottish – from the gentle Edinburgh to the harder Glasgow Accent all around to the melodic Highlands and Islands. Welsh – Rugby Swansea special Irish – North, South, East or West no trouble London – Cockney Specialist and also their mockney children Essex and Kent Anywhere in British Isles is possible. American Standard, New York and the east, Deep South all the way out to the glamorous Hollywood beaches. Aussie African Middle eastern European: from the eastern block to the tip of the Mediterranean.

After being honoured by the BBC to be an applicant for the Carleton Hobbs award Mark pursued his radio work whilst in training at the accredited Oxford School of Drama, becoming involved with recordings of Herons by Simon Stephens and ‘Winnie the Pooh’ with David Benedictus. He went on to win the first Alan Bates Award for outstanding newcomer, which opened up a whole new avenue of Voice Over work and training allowing the recording of his professional demo. Since, Mark has performed ‘Mayfly’ for London Radio in association with The Old Vic Theatre. This is a new voice that has had an abundance of training and professional theatre and feature film experience. Diploma in Acting from the Oxford School of Drama: Voice and Radio Teachers David Benedictus and Jacqui Crago. BBC Carleton Hobbs Award applicant Workshops: Jean Paul at the Showreel courtesy of the Actors Centre Bernard Shaw courtesy of the Actors Centre A-levels from South East Essex College, Including English, Performance Studies and Film. Three years training and four years experience in the professional Acting field, Four years part time experience in the Building and Construction trade, Sales experience and telephone charity fundraising, Has travelled the globe for work and pleasure: from performing on Broadway in New York to sailing in Africa to touring Australia with the Royal National Theatre.