Mark Violi

Mark VioliAssistant Director/Editor

Mark Violi Assistant Director/Editor
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Mark Violi is a founder of Action!Screenwriters and a member of the Dramatists Guild of America.He has written two full-length plays.His play, Roebling: The Story of the Brooklyn Bridge has been read at Kelsey Theatre and was recently featured in Villagers Theatre's New Playwright's Series.He is currently developing several screenplays.

Also an accomplished actor, Mark has held numerous principal roles in regional theatre, including Ernie in Rumors, Dr. Seward in Dracula, Clifford in Deathtrap, George in Send Me No Flowers and Billy Bibbit in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
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Mark is currently pursuing opportunities as a professional actor and writer and looks forward to working on both sides of the camera in Dark Oasis Pictures' upcoming projects.Thanks to Jay for this great opportunity.

For more information on his artistic endeavors, visit www.markvioli.com

Mark Violi
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Mark Violi is an accomplished actor, writer and director.

www.markvioli.com

Mark Violi
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Mark Violi
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Mark Violi
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Mark Violi

Mark Violi

Mark Violi is an actor and writer based in New Jersey seeking new opportunities.

He has an extensive stage and on-camera resume and is actively pursuing work as a professional actor.

Also an accomplished writer, Mark has authored two full-length stage plays including Roebling: The Story of the Brooklyn Bridge.He is currently marketing a new comedy screenplay titled Mobbed Up.

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View descriptions, log lines and excerpts from scripts written by Mark Violi.

Mobbed Up
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Mark earned the following awards at the International Modeling & Talent Association acting competition, held January 2006.
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Mercer County resident, Mark L. Violi has written a stage play titled ROEBLING: THE STORY OF THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.The play is based on the actual events surrounding Trenton's most famous family, the Roeblings, as they endeavor to construct the Brooklyn Bridge amidst the Industrial Revolution of the late 1800s.

An experienced actor and member of the Dramatists Guild of America, Mr. Violi was inspired by both the local history and human drama surrounding the story."I don't think enough people know the adversity the Roeblings faced and the tremendous effort put forth to construct the Brooklyn Bridge.More than anything, this is a great human story; one I thought deserved a dramatic telling."

ROEBLING was begun in September, 2003 and has since been very well received.In conjunction with Kelsey Theatre, Mr. Violi was invited to hold a staged reading of the play in August of 2004.
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Mr. Violi hopes the interest that has been generated to this point will soon lead to a full-scale production in either professional theatre, local venues or educational institutions.He invites any parties interested to attend the reading or inquire directly to him at 609-631-4407.