Mark Kenneth Woods

Mark Kenneth Woods is an award winning filmmaker and one of Canada's most prominent independent LGBTQ2+ voices. His work has screened in over 400 festivals and galleries around the world, including Paris' Centre Pompidou and The British Museum in London, and has been broadcast on television in over a dozen countries. In television, Mark is best known as the creator and star of the TV and web project "The Face of Furry Creek" (OUTtv, Bell Media Fund), 3 seasons of the world's first all-LGBTQ sketch comedy show "The House of Venus Show" (OUTtv, here! Network, Pink TV) and his hugely successful commercial work including Starbuck's first LGBTQ-themed commercial "Coffee Frenemies" starring Bianca Del Rio and Adore Delano. In more recent years, Woods has gained notoriety for his documentary work including "Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things", an award-winning feature-length documentary that explores how colonization and religion have shamed and erased traditional Inuit beliefs, and 4 seasons of his award-winning docuseries "Pride: The LGBTQ+ History Series" that sees Woods traveling the world to learn about LGBTQ+ history.