Below are all the links of places you can find Mark Sinacori online, including public social media websites such as his public facebook and twitter and also his video pages such as you tube and vimeo pages.
To get in touch with Mark:
BOSTON CASTNG
(617) 254-1001
Mark does not list his personal phone number or e-mail online as he did years go. This just lead to stalking, harassing and hacking. If you are a producer or someone legit that wants to contact Mark for acting or production work in any way, the best way on doing so is to contact Boston Casting. That is the only casting site he is with as of now. They will reach out to him and he will make sure it is legit before he agrees on anything.
Remember, Mark agreed to be on Glee back in 2009 when they called his house in Mass, even though he felt suspicions at the time. He loves to perform and he is not a brown noser, so don't expect him to be clingy and all "Give me work!" if you meet him. He knows how tough the business is and wants to earn his work the legit way. He would rather audition than get handed something because of a "Connect" or someone who just knows of him. He feels it's not enough. He would rather earn it by auditioning and meeting whoever it is that wants him in a role. He would never take anything like that unless he met personally with those who requested him.
Any requests for Mark as a performer would have to be the following:
Mark is a member of SAG-AFTRA, so the role would have to be one of that union. The role cannot be just a very featured character with no lines. It would have to have one word or more of dialogue and it would need to be listed as a co-star or in the end credits in some way as him having portrayed the character. Mark doesn't care if it's just one word and that's it. He'd be fine as long as the role has one word minimum to say in dialogue and he is listed as credited for that role. At this point in his life he is more than done with being just an extra. If the role is for a commercial, as long as it's a principle character with or without lines that would be fine. But if it is a film, short film, big budget short or feature film, web series or TV show, the role would need to have one line of dialogue minimum and he would need to be credited or else he will have to refuse taking part. And again Mark does not just want to be handed any role. He would want to meet with whoever requested him first. This is because he is his own agent and has to represent himself. As a performer, he feels it would be truthful to be given a role once he proves he could play it after auditioning for it.
BOSTON CASTNG
(617) 254-1001
Mark does not list his personal phone number or e-mail online as he did years go. This just lead to stalking, harassing and hacking. If you are a producer or someone legit that wants to contact Mark for acting or production work in any way, the best way on doing so is to contact Boston Casting. That is the only casting site he is with as of now. They will reach out to him and he will make sure it is legit before he agrees on anything.
Remember, Mark agreed to be on Glee back in 2009 when they called his house in Mass, even though he felt suspicions at the time. He loves to perform and he is not a brown noser, so don't expect him to be clingy and all "Give me work!" if you meet him. He knows how tough the business is and wants to earn his work the legit way. He would rather audition than get handed something because of a "Connect" or someone who just knows of him. He feels it's not enough. He would rather earn it by auditioning and meeting whoever it is that wants him in a role. He would never take anything like that unless he met personally with those who requested him.
Any requests for Mark as a performer would have to be the following:
Mark is a member of SAG-AFTRA, so the role would have to be one of that union. The role cannot be just a very featured character with no lines. It would have to have one word or more of dialogue and it would need to be listed as a co-star or in the end credits in some way as him having portrayed the character. Mark doesn't care if it's just one word and that's it. He'd be fine as long as the role has one word minimum to say in dialogue and he is listed as credited for that role. At this point in his life he is more than done with being just an extra. If the role is for a commercial, as long as it's a principle character with or without lines that would be fine. But if it is a film, short film, big budget short or feature film, web series or TV show, the role would need to have one line of dialogue minimum and he would need to be credited or else he will have to refuse taking part. And again Mark does not just want to be handed any role. He would want to meet with whoever requested him first. This is because he is his own agent and has to represent himself. As a performer, he feels it would be truthful to be given a role once he proves he could play it after auditioning for it.