Pauline Mark is a Trinbagonian film and television producer, writer, and professional performer. She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Carnival Studies with a Minor in Gender Studies from the University of the West Indies. Her work as a creative has been heavily influenced by both fields. She has produced and scripted
projects, like The Apartment: About Last Night, Wired 5.0, X and Y, as well as numerous television features and fillers for state media. She has been featured in multiple local and regional print and television advertisements and her noted film credits include roles in Between Friends, Bazodee and Home Again, where she was the highest billed local cast member. She has won awards at Traditional Parade of the Bands for her modernised, gendered portrayal of Baby Doll characters. She received the title of Best Carnival Arts Student at the University of the West Indies in 2009. Her Festival Project (final presentation) for her degree programme, titled "Inward Outward" exposed ten (10) members of the St Mary's Children's Home in Tacarigua to the art of performance, as well as arts and craft via costume design. The project aimed to foster healing, self-esteem, teamwork, self-awareness, and productivity via the two creative
media. Pauline is also passionate about educational reform, eradicating hunger, child abuse and
gender-based violence.