Biography
Mark Duplass was born on December 7, 1976, in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Raised in a creative family, he developed a passion for storytelling and filmmaking early on. Duplass studied film at the University of Texas at Austin, where he honed his skills in directing, writing, and producing. He is widely recognized as a key figure in the independent film movement, particularly for his contributions to the “mumblecore” genre. Alongside his brother Jay Duplass, he has written, produced, and directed several acclaimed films. Known for his authentic storytelling and versatile talent, Duplass has made a significant mark in both indie and mainstream cinema.

Career Life
Mark Duplass began his career in independent cinema, co-founding the Duplass Brothers Productions with his brother Jay. Their early work, such as The Puffy Chair (2005), helped popularize the mumblecore movement, emphasizing naturalistic dialogue and low-budget filmmaking. Duplass has since expanded into mainstream projects, acting in films like Cyrus, Jeff, Who Lives at Home, and The One I Love. He is also a prolific television creator, co-creating the HBO series Togetherness and Netflix series Room 104. Duplass has earned acclaim as an actor, director, producer, and writer, showcasing his versatility and commitment to authentic storytelling across both indie and commercial projects.

Personal Life
Mark Duplass is married to director and writer Katie Aselton, with whom he shares two children. He is known for keeping his family life private, though he occasionally shares insights into balancing work and personal life. Duplass is passionate about filmmaking, writing, and producing, often collaborating with his brother Jay. Outside of work, he enjoys music, reading, and creative pursuits. Committed to supporting independent cinema, he mentors emerging filmmakers and contributes to film festivals. His approachable personality and dedication to both family and career have made him a respected figure in the film community and among fans worldwide.