Craig March

Craig March is a talented storyteller who approaches his craft with both reverence and a playful spirit, dedicated to uncovering the most authentic narratives from the individuals he collaborates with. Armed with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Brock University, where he specialized in Theatre and Drama in Education, Craig boasts over two decades of on-set experience, contributing to more than a hundred roles in the industry.

His coaching accomplishments are noteworthy and include spearheading the inaugural Showcase Program at SchoolCreative, as well as producing and directing a second-year main stage production at New Image College. Additionally, he has co-taught the theatre curriculum at Ailanthus and has volunteered as a mentor for the Fulfilling Young Artists Program.

Among his favorite credits, Craig has made a mark with recurring roles in Hallmark’s Aurora Teagarden Movie Mystery Series and DirectTV's Rogue. He has also appeared in popular series like Project Blue Book, Arrow, and The X-Files, as well as in feature films such as Noelle, I-Robot, and Along Came a Spider. His stage performances include lead roles in acclaimed productions like A Streetcar Named Desire at The Chemainus Theatre Festival and Homechild at The Belfry Theatre, along with Jessie-nominated works Julius Caesar and Omniscience.

Craig's directorial debut, The Beast of Bottomless Lake, received significant acclaim, winning Best Feature at MIFF and the People’s Choice Award at OIFF, followed by a theatrical release and broadcast on SuperChannel.