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"Mark Rudolph's segment about Orson Welles was one of my favorites"

-"Split Screen's John Pierson (Producer of "Roger and Me", "Slacker "Clerks" Author of "Spike, Mike, Slackers and Dikes")

Hilarious! Much Variety and several styles...I love his eye for the bizarre...dead-on impressions with a lot of perceptive humor attached to them.

--John Mainelli, radio columnist, New York Post

Mark Rudolph's work has been broadcast on the Independent Film Channel and Bravo, the film and arts channel. He acts in, directs, writes, edits and produces his award winning TV series WFMU-TV, seen weekly on Manhattan Cable since 1993. He has portrayed a frustrated Orson Welles doing a commercial in War of the Words on IFC's "Split Screen," and has collaborated with Jim Biederman (Producer, "Kids in the Hall") on several comedy videos. Recently, Rudolph aired a series of radio sketches, impersonating the voices of Ted Koppel, Mayor Giuliani, Rush Limbaugh, Senator Jessie Helms and many others.

WFMU-TV can be seen every week on: Manhattan Cable Ch. 16 (or RCN Ch.107): Late Thursdays, 1:30 AM