More than you want
to know about Mark

Mark has written and produced music and comedy on a tediously long list of television shows. His work includes the Mouserat songs on Parks and Recreation and all the original songs on Big Mouth. He’s worked with Jimmy Kimmel, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Silverman, Robert Smigel and Mike Shur, just to name a few, and has developed a particular idiot savant-like talent for creating catchy and irreverent songs and score.

Mark was born and raised in Atlanta, where he spent his formative years playing in rock bands that sounded like Georgia teenagers obsessed with Rush and Led Zeppelin. He learned a thing or two studying music at Georgia State University, then a few more things at Berklee College of Music in Boston. His post-college band The Cavedogs released two albums on Capitol Records and toured the country exhaustively.

When the band broke up, Mark moved to L.A. to pursue work in the entertainment industry. His first job was as boom operator on an extremely low-budget soft porn film.

Things have only gotten better since.