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Marc Rosenbush is a Los Angeles-based director, writer, producer, and entrepreneur. His experimental debut feature, Zen Noir (2004), praised as "visually rich and stunning" by the Los Angeles Times, "a brilliant gem of an experience" by CultureVulture, and "a fascinating journey into the mystery of mystery itself" by Bruce Joel Rubin, Academy Award-winning screenwriter of Ghost and Jacob's Ladder, garnered multiple festival awards before its theatrical release through Magic Lamp Releasing.
An Emerson College graduate, Marc is also an acclaimed theatre director and producer. He has directed over 60 plays, including numerous world and American premieres, collaborating with distinguished artists such as Neil Gaiman, David Mamet, and Mary Zimmerman. As a prominent interpreter of Samuel Beckett's work, Marc produced an internationally celebrated eighteen-play festival honoring the playwright's 90th birthday, featuring John Mahoney, Estelle Parsons, Tracy Letts, and many other notable actors and directors.
Serving as CEO of Lightwheel Entertainment, Marc Executive Produced Conversations with Neale (2016), an Amazon Prime talk show starring Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God. He also co-founded SuperMind Apps, creator of several highly successful self-help applications, alongside various other business and digital marketing ventures.
