Works by
Mark Griffin
(Journalist, playwright, screenwriter, writer)

Mark Griffin, a graduate of Boston’s Emerson College, is employed as a comedy writer and editorial consultant for Laughter With A Lesson, a Melrose, Massachusetts based business founded by professional speaker and corporate comedian Carol Ann Small.

Mark, an associate member of the Dramatists Guild, is the author of two plays for young audiences, “Katrina and Aurora Borealis See The Light” and “The Disappearance of Troy Forest,” both of which premiered at Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota.

His feature length screenplays, “A Fish Out of Water” and “Use Your Own Voice When You Sing” were both selected as finalists in The Universal Pictures Writer’s Film Project Competition.

Serving as an editorial consultant, Griffin collaborated with Dr. Pamela Brill on her forthcoming book, "Winner's Way: A Proven Method for Achieving Your Personal Best in Any Situation," which will be published by McGraw-Hill in the spring of 2004.

As a journalist, Mark has interviewed many luminaries for Film Score Monthly, Genre, MovieMaker, The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide, The Portland Phoenix, and others.