Mark Evitts is an Emmy® award-winning American composer, songwriter, musician, and producer working across the television, film, and music industries. As the composer and songwriter for the Apple TV+ series, Frog and Toad, based on the best-selling children’s book, Mark won Best Music Direction and Composition for an Animated Program at the 3rd Annual Children’s and Family Emmy Awards.
His early career work as a road musician playing with country music artists lead Mark to establishing himself as a versatile songwriter and composer, with credits from Nas' single "Brunch on Sundays” from the Grammy-nominated album "King's Disease II" and The Game's single "Violence" to the Emmy nominated “Voice In A Dream” from NBC’s tv series SMASH.
Other projects he has contributed to as an arranger and musician include The Bachelor, Blood and Oil, and Nashville. He has also contributed additional music to the score of the Netflix feature Arlo the Alligator Boy and HBOMax’s Batwheels.
Mark graduated summa cum laude with both his Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Composition for Film and TV from Berklee College of Music. His love of comedy also inspired him to take various classes at Los Angeles’s The Groundlings Theatre.
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