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In 2004 Mark moved to Los Angeles where he consulted for various production companies and independent producers, was Head of Entertainment for Exemplar Capital an East Coast Investment Bank and Law Firm and created a $150m film fund structure with advisers who had more than $3bn in box office successes. Some of the projects he has been instrumental in developing or setting up at various companies are Animated Horror 'Down Satan' in partnership with re-known Horror Author 'Clive Barker'; Supernatural Thriller 'Indelible' being Directed by National Film Award Winner 'Howard J Ford' (The Dead 1&2, Never Let Go); 'Kill the Messenger' from the creator of (RoboCop), 'Michael Miner,' and the Epic Western 'The Girl With No Name' in conjunction with Co-Op Entertainment and LegionM being directed by 'Tanya Wexler'.

In November 2002, Mark Andrews co-founded a film financing organisation called Studio Finance. Studio Finance is a UK tax based financing company able to invest up to 36 percent of a films budget up to £15 million. Studio Finance also has a development fund for projects destined for the international cinema market.

Mark started his career in finance and management consulting before investing in his first feature film 'Mainline Run' in 1995. Three years later he took the plunge and became a full time producer, co-writing and producing the feature film 'Distant Shadow' which made more than 4 times it's budget. Seeing the opportunities film financing in the United Kingdom offered, Mark co-founded 'Studio Finance,' a UK Film tax shelter utilizing the UK Government's Section 48 Tax breaks for film production before going on to consult for film financing group, 'UKFS' backed by Guernsey based Channel House Trustees. In their three years of operating, UKFS were responsible for more than $300 million of tax shelter film financing for the UK film industry. It was here acting as a Senior Finance Executive that he oversaw such films as 'Wake of Death,' 'Modigliani,' 'School for Seduction,' 'Out of Season' and 'Battle of the Brave' among others.