Marshall Cook is a multifaceted American actor and filmmaker hailing from Santa Rosa, California, who has established a notable presence in the entertainment industry. He pursued his academic endeavors at Occidental College in Los Angeles, where he earned a degree in Film and New Media Production with a minor in Theater.
Throughout his illustrious career, Marshall has demonstrated his versatility by working on a wide range of projects, including feature films, television, branded content, and comedic shorts. He made his acting debut in the popular horror franchise, "Jeepers Creepers 2," and later made his writing and directing debut with the cult football comedy, "Division III: Football's Finest," which drew inspiration from his experiences as a D3 college quarterback.
Following the success of his first feature film, Marshall transitioned to directing and producing commercials for several years, concurrently honing his improvisational skills at iO West. He then returned to his indie film roots by starring in the indie drama, "Hunting Lands," and directing and co-writing his second comedy feature, "Film Fest," which premiered at the prestigious Austin Film Fest in 2020.
In recent years, Marshall has focused on his acting career, securing roles in the Amazon series, "Goliath," as well as notable films such as "Copshop," "Shadow Force," and "Not Without Hope."
