Acting

Mark P Galbraith

Mark Galbraith is an American actor, minister, and father born in Bellingham, WA but raised in Blaine, WA. Galbraith got his initial big break in CNN's documentary "Pope: The Most Powerful Man in History." He portrayed a Roman Catholic Cardinal whose undercover work led Pope Leo X to excommunicate Martin Luther from Church. His follow-up came when he was featured in the movie Creed II as a Russian reporter. Galbraith found it exhilarating to be on a large-scale movie set and experienced firsthand what it's like to work 14-16 hours a day. He just finished production on two projects in Los Angeles and San Diego before relocating to Montana a few weeks ago. "A High School Football Nerd" is an animated feature where he retained a voice-over role. It was directed by Los Angeles-based filmmaker Chey Loran. Galbraith's character is the voice of Coach Dean. The second feature, called "Land of Wolves," is directed by Raul Urreola of Bullet Catch Films. In Galbraith's words, he portrays "a sleazy lawyer." The premiere of this film will be in San Diego, CA, within the next few months. Mark Galbraith grew up in a household whose dominant profession was pharmacy. His father, brother, and later his niece became pharmacists. There were no family members within his bloodline who pursued the performing arts. Galbraith started taking tv/film production classes in high school. His ultimate goal and dream were to become a filmmaker when he grew up (He jokes, "I still want to be a filmmaker when I grow up!").