Mack Kuhr was born in Gainesville, Florida. He attended Virginia Tech earning a B.S. in Exercise Science and M.S.Ed in Health Promotion and began modeling throughout college, then decided to pursue acting seriously a few years before moving to New York City for voice acting in 2009.
Mack studied in NYC with Meisner Master Instructor Maggie Flanigan, voice coach Ellie Devers of AP Voices, animation casting director/voice coach Andy Roth and is a regular seminar student of voiceover legend Bill DeWees. Earlier in his career, Mack studied film acting with Michael Hunter in Virginia Beach, Virginia. His childhood saw both sides of the spectrum you could say, he grew up in a military family then both parents went on to have successful careers as professional clowns. The acting bug took over when modeling and performing on stage combined with his love for the movies. Since becoming a working NYC based actor, he has become a recognized voice for commercial/animation projects, performed principal roles and stunts for network television, commercials, independent and feature film.
In the voice over world, Mack joins the cast for the animated series “The Spectacular Spider-Man: Continued” as the treacherous Hobgoblin as well as the upcoming highly anticipated sci-fi cyberpunk animated series from director David Weinstein “Azureus: Chapter One”. Mack just recently came on as Spellbinder for the audiobook “Batman: Dark Crusader." He lent his voice as Colonel Shikishima for the action packed motion comic of the cult classic anime feature “Akira” and “Gundam Sangoku Soketsuden” as Guan Yu Nu. Mack supplied a total of 10 character voices for the children’s animated short “The Digital Boys” as well as “The Adventures of Mega Monkey and Kung Fu Kitty”. Within promotional work, he has worked with FLOSS Beauty and completed the campaign for RIDGE WALLET. Mack’s voice also made appearances in “Star Wars Old Republic: The Vallus Conspiracy”
His first professional on camera acting role came in 2010 on the ABC television series “Ugly Betty”, soon followed by appearances on “Gossip Girl”, “Person of Interest”, “Gotham” on FOX and stunts for “John Wick” with Keanu Reeves. Mack’s momentum continued with three episodes of “Madam Secretary”, the award winning science fiction thriller “Alterscape” with Charles Baker, then playing the role of "Kanann Samra" for the two-part season finale of “Law and Order: SVU”, "Joe" for the first season of MARVEL's “The Punisher” with Jon Bernthal and an episode of MARVEL's “Luke Cage” with Mike Colter. Mack joined NBC’s “The Blacklist” stunt team for six episodes over five seasons, then moving to an episode for season 6 as "William Velnik" on CBS’s “Elementary” with another episode for season 2 on “The Punisher”, as well as an episode in season 2 for “Jessica Jones”. Mack joined the crew as stunt coordinator in Jeremiah Kipp’s “Slapface” (2021) streaming on Shudder with August Maturo and award winning feature film “The Way Out” starring Jonny Beauchamp and Mike C. Manning. Mack joined FX with 2 action packed episodes in season 11 for “American Horror Story” and starring in the national campaign commercial for “Lili” banking with VISA. This year Mack joins the cast for stunts Jason in Bateman’s Netflix limited series “Gary, The Dog”