Benjamin L Newmark

Benjamin L. Newmark embarked on his artistic journey in 2002, initially making his mark Off-Broadway as a writer and occasional performer. Over the years, he gradually shifted his focus toward acting, landing small roles across various platforms, including stage productions, television, and film. His breakthrough came with his leading role in the independent film "A.K.A Jersey."

Between 2007 and 2011, Newmark was active in the independent film scene, appearing in numerous projects, commercials, and minor television roles. However, he chose to take a decade-long pause from his career to dedicate time to his family, alongside his wife, Sarah.

In 2021, Benjamin made a triumphant return to the acting world, quickly regaining momentum in the industry. He found notable success in commercials and starred in significant independent films, including "Attack of the Meth Gator" produced by The Asylum. His performance as the cult anti-hero Roger in DBS Films' "Forest of Death" and "A Cold Grave" further solidified his reputation as a versatile actor. With a career that showcases resilience and dedication, Newmark continues to captivate audiences with his compelling performances and diverse roles.