Marshall Tyler is an accomplished and renowned filmmaker and television director, residing in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where he has had the opportunity to accumulate a substantial array of episodic directing credits, showcasing his versatility and expertise in the field.
Notable television shows that have benefited from his exceptional directing skills include "9-1-1", a FOX production starring the talented Angela Bassett, where he brought his unique perspective to the table to craft memorable episodes. Additionally, his impressive repertoire also boasts episodes of "City on a Hill", a Showtime series featuring acclaimed actors Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge, where he skillfully wove their performances together to create compelling narratives. Furthermore, his extensive portfolio also encompasses directing episodes of "Leverage: Redemption", an Amazon production starring the versatile Noah Wiley and Aldis Hodge, where he expertly navigated the complex storylines to deliver engaging results. Lastly, his work on the edgy dark-comedy "Average Joe", a BET+/Paramount+ production starring the hilarious Deon Cole, showcases his ability to balance humor and drama, resulting in a captivating viewing experience.
Marshall's initial foray into the realm of short filmmaking resulted in the creation of three critically acclaimed projects, namely "Night Shift", "Cap", and "Slow Pulse", which subsequently premiered at esteemed film festivals, such as the Sundance festival, the ABFF HBO Short Film Competition, and the Tribeca Film Festival, garnering widespread recognition and acclaim.
Pras Michel, a renowned figure from the iconic music group Fugees, has made a profound and impactful foray into the realm of documentary filmmaking with his thought-provoking, first-person narrative, "Skid Row". This captivating and introspective film takes the viewer on a harrowing journey alongside Pras as he embarks on an extraordinary adventure, immersing himself in the gritty, unforgiving environment of Los Angeles' notorious Skid Row, a notorious district infamous for its high concentration of poverty, homelessness, and social unrest.
Noteworthy among the select group of mid-career episodic directors chosen for the esteemed 2024 Apple Studios Directors Program, Marshall stands out as one of only three individuals to receive this prestigious recognition.
Additionally, Marshall has had the distinction of being an alumnus of the ABC Disney Television Directing Program, a prestigious institution that has nurtured the talents of many notable directors in the industry.
Furthermore, Marshall has also been honored with the designation of fellow of the Ryan Murphy Half Initiative, a program that aims to promote diversity and inclusion in the television industry by providing opportunities for underrepresented groups to gain access to the industry and advance their careers.
Marshall, the driving force behind his own company, New Bumper & Paint, is busy crafting his inaugural feature film, "Fever Dream", a narrative masterpiece that showcases his storytelling prowess. In addition to this ambitious project, Marshall has also entered into a collaborative agreement with Vogue Studios/Condé Nast Entertainment to produce a forthcoming feature documentary, "The Prince of 7th Avenue". This biographical film is a meticulously researched and visually stunning tribute to the life and legacy of the renowned fashion designer, Willi Smith, and his trailblazing label, WilliWear.
