Born in Northern Ireland in 1970, Mark Devlin has built an extensive career in film and television production, working across a diverse range of international projects, from independent features to major television dramas.

After spending a year in Chicago, Mark attended the University of Glasgow, graduating in 1995 with a Master's degree in Film, Television and Sociology. He began his professional career in Scotland's burgeoning computer games industry while pursuing his passion for filmmaking through a series of short film projects. His first feature film credit came with Lynne Ramsay's acclaimed Ratcatcher (1999).

He subsequently spent two years in television commercials, producing campaigns for Honda and leading UK national newspapers, before making the transition into television drama as a Production Coordinator on Gas Attack (2001).

Over the following years, Mark developed his production career across an increasingly ambitious range of film and television projects, working alongside internationally recognised talent including Morgan Freeman, Luc Besson, James McAvoy, Liam Neeson, Danny McBride and Natalie Portman.

He progressed to Production Manager on Bittersweet (2007) before taking on his first Line Producer role with the television comedy White Van Man (2010).

Since then, Mark has established himself as an experienced international Line Producer, overseeing productions throughout the UK, Ireland, Africa and the Caribbean. His credits include high-profile television series such as Good Omens, Doctor Who and Gangs of London.

With a career spanning more than 25 years, Mark brings extensive production experience, practical expertise and an international perspective to projects of varying scale, genre and complexity.