Marc Rosenbush is a multifaceted creative professional residing in Los Angeles, whose work as a director, writer, producer, and entrepreneur has garnered widespread acclaim.
His debut feature film, Zen Noir (2004),was an experimental and visually stunning work that won numerous festival awards before being distributed theatrically by Magic Lamp Releasing. Critics praised the film, with the Los Angeles Times describing it as "visually rich and stunning", CultureVulture calling it "a brilliant gem of an experience", and Academy Award-winning screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin hailing it as "a fascinating journey into the mystery of mystery itself".
Marc Rosenbush holds a degree from Emerson College, and has established himself as an award-winning theatre director and producer. Throughout his career, he has directed over 60 plays, including several world and American premieres, and has collaborated with a diverse array of talented artists, including Neil Gaiman, David Mamet, Mary Zimmerman, and others.
Notably, Marc has demonstrated a deep passion for the work of Samuel Beckett, producing an internationally acclaimed eighteen-play festival to celebrate the playwright's 90th birthday. The festival featured an impressive lineup of actors and directors, including John Mahoney, Estelle Parsons, and Tracy Letts.
In addition to his work in the arts, Marc has also ventured into the realm of entrepreneurship. As CEO of Lightwheel Entertainment, he Executive Produced Conversations with Neale (2016),a talk show on Amazon Prime starring author Neale Donald Walsch. Moreover, he co-founded SuperMind Apps, the developer of several highly successful self-help apps, and has been involved in a range of other business and digital marketing ventures.
