Mark Terry

Mark Terry has been making documentary films for more than 25 years. His first film, Clive Barker: The Art of Horror, was made with the National Film Board of Canada and released by Paramount Pictures.. Mark first established Hollywood Canada Productions in 1983 as a publishing house for his national controlled circulation publication, Hollywood Canada Magazine. Five years later, he bought Toronto's historic Bayview Playhouse theatre and began producing live theatre there and on Broadway and London's West End. Hollywood Canada's attention then turned to feature film production as Mark worked in Hollywood for five years producing the films Project Genesis, Replikator, Silent Lies, George B. (the first Canadian-produced feature to participate in the Official Competition of the Sundance Film Festival) and The Man in the Iron Mask. When he returned to Canada, he began to focus on television production: documentary series and one-offs. Mark's documentary directorial debut was with the Royal