Would you consider doing more work in genres such as Kamen Rider or Super Sentai?
Mark: I do enjoy the freedom that comes with not having to worry about if what we are doing is appropriate for children or not, but in the big picture, it is really a minor point. It is simply a question of the degree to which we will present something. So for that reason, I would say that I would not necessarily base my decisions on whether to be involved in a project or not based on its rating. HJU: Having seen your demo reel for AAC and given your reputation as a well-respected martial artist in the Wushu community, it is obvious that you are a superb martial artist. Yet, you chose to take roles in Garo and Sh15uya, both shows which depend heavily on CGI and wirework with little ground choreography. Do you have any particular reason (s) for doing so? Mark: Marital arts skill, like any skill, should be something that compliments, not limits. I wouldn’t reject any project just because it doesn’t give me an opportunity to show everything that I am capable of. HJU: How did you end up la
