Mark Jensen

An experienced actor who is in management both Sydney and Melbourne, Australia; Mark Jensen is well noted for his performance as Michael in the Shakespeare-inspired, 'Eloise' (2002), and as a dying father in The Bobsy Boys (2004), for which he got the Best Actor award at Newcastle Film Festival. He has shown himself to be a very competent and dedicated actor in the Australian film industry, and aside from films, he has been active on television, commercials, radio, and in the theatre. Jensen got into acting fairly late in his thirties after working on radio and television. He received acting tuition from a number of tutors for 12 years, during which he made appearances on TV programs such as "Home and Away" (1989 -) and "All Saints" (1998 -), and in many short-length films. By the time he was working on 'Eloise', he had done approximately 30 short films (of a total of about 60 that he has done so far). 'Eloise' was the modern version of the Shakespearean dramatization, `Othello', and