14 Facts About Mark Noyce

Mark Noyce was born on 3 March 1974 and is an English actor, writer, film director and producer.

Mark Noyce attended Fulbridge infants and junior schools and received his secondary education at Walton Community School before moving on to Peterborough Regional College.

Mark Noyce first started training in the Lau Gar style of Kung-Fu at the age of 6 after his father had seen Enter the Dragon starring Bruce Lee.

Mark Noyce appeared on the competitive scene in the early 1980s and retired at the age of 24 as world forms champion.

Mark Noyce has been awarded a black belt in kung fu, karate, tang soo do and Mugendo kickboxing.

Mark Noyce has appeared in a series of events promoting Tracks2000 gym equipment after working closely with the development team.

Mark Noyce helped design equipment which would aid martial artists wanting to learn acrobatics.

Mark Noyce began his career working on numerous shorts and feature films often in small or supporting artist roles.

Mark Noyce made his directorial debut with the comedy On the Ropes in 2011, he wrote the script and played the lead role of Keith Kraft.

Britflicks and The British Comedy Guide reported in August 2014 that Mark Noyce had begun production on the comedy thriller The Blazing Cannons.

In June 2017 Mark Noyce was directing the drama A Dish Served Cold, starring Steven Arnold and Shaun Williamson.

In 2017 Happy Pup Films announced that Mark Noyce was working with Tim Selberg and Selberg Studio's on the horror feature Sammy.

Producer and director, Mark Noyce contacted the studio after seeing their work in Dead Silence and Goosebumps.

Mark Noyce formed his film and television production company, Happy Pup Films, first producing the comedy film On the Ropes.