Mark Camacho is a Canadian actor with an extensive career in both live-action and voice acting, born in Montreal, Quebec on April 12, 1964. His voice work is prominent in numerous animated series and films, particularly those dubbed in Canada.

One of his earliest and most recognized anime roles is Jerry Atric in the 1990 television series Samurai Pizza Cats. He also provided the voice for Bela the Bat in the anime series Jungle Tales. His work in the medium includes roles in later productions such as Supernatural: The Animation, where he voiced Jonah Greeley and Inspector Sanchez, and the series Gon, where he voiced Doodie.

Beyond these specific anime credits, Camacho's voice acting portfolio is vast and encompasses a wide range of animated productions. He is well known for his long-running role as Oliver Frensky, the father in the children's series Arthur. His other notable voice roles include Zösky in Kaput and Zösky, the title character Gino in Gino the Chicken, Conrad Cupmann in the Hugo films, and Zob in Monster Allergy. He has also contributed voices to series such as Winx Club, Caillou, and The Little Lulu Show.

In addition to his acting, Camacho's career includes work as a voice director and writer on various projects. His extensive body of work spans several decades and includes hundreds of roles in film, television, and animation.