Mark Tonderai

Mark Tonderai
Born Mark Tonderai
London, United Kingdom
Occupation Writer, radio producer, actor, film director, editor, businessman
Known for BBC Radio 1 disc jockey, 1990s
Spouse(s) Zoe Stewart

Mark Tonderai is a British[1] ex-disc jockey, writer, actor and film director. He is co-founder of the London-based production company Shona Productions, with wife Zoe Stewart.[2]

Career

Tonderai began his career in the media working as a writer, producer and presenter for radio.[3]

Radio

From early 1993 until late 1998 Tonderai was heavily involved in radio, and was the writer and producer of the Mark Tonderai Show, hosted on BBC Radio 1,and the Jam. Tonderai was also involved in numerous BBC Radio 4 projects, such as the Orldly Wise, Rainbow Nation and Weekending, as well as Kiss 100's Rude Awakening, hosted on Kiss 100 London.[2]

Television

He worked as writer, editor and director on Friday Night's All Wright, made by ITV, and worked on Channel 4's Home and Away, as well as Sky One's Prickly Heat.[3]

Acting

In the early years of the 21st century, he appeared in such productions as Kevin & Perry Go Large and Holby City, plus many others.[4]

Film

His debut film as screenwriter-director, called Hush was released in 2009.[5] A psychological thriller, starring William Ash and Christine Bottomley[6] Hush is a British horror/thriller film about a young couple on a motorway journey who are drawn into a game of cat and mouse with a truck driver following a near accident.

Tonderai and producer Mark Herbert from Warp X are in talks to co-produce Tonderai's next script, another thriller called I Die At Midnight. Film industry magazine Screen International has reported that Tonderai has his next five films already planned, including a Western called Stance.[7]

In the summer of 2010, he directed the psychological thriller House at the End of the Street, based on a short story from Jonathan Mostow.[8] The A Bigger Boat film is written by David Loucka.[9] Filming of House at the End of the Street took place in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and it was released in September 2012.

Tonderai will direct the horror film Pest with Jason Blum as producer.[10]

Filmography

Film

Television

References

http://www.altrap.com/write/2007/06/htikmm-mark-tonderai-on-radio-1/

External links

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