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Mark Roush

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Throughout my professional career I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with a wide range of clients including Nike, Adidas, PepsiCo, Hasbro, Microsoft, Creighton University, Autodesk, Intel, Re/Max, Can-Am, Netflix, Red Bull, and many others. My expertise spans creative producing, with a focus on editing, and I strive to deliver the highest quality content for every project I undertake. Additionally, I've executive produced projects under my company New Adjustment for clients such as Renewal by Anderson, Creighton University, Walker Tracker and many more.As a writer, producer, and director of independent films, I have worked on multiple projects including the short film "I Am Lloyd Hamlin" (official selection at Comic-Con two years running), "Storage" (official selection at VisionFest and Terror Film Festival), and the web series "Lady Wasteland" (top five sci-fi web series of 2008). I have been fortunate to have optioned several screenplays, including "Night of Maelstrom" and "The Vastness" (optioned by Industry Works LLC) and was the producer of the feature film "City Baby," which screened at the Chicago, Nashville, and Austin Film Festivals. I enjoy either producing, directing or occasionally shooting music videos for bands like The Toadies "Summer of the Strange" and several for the South African darkwave band, Holograph. My short film "Tonight," written by Darrell Williams, played in dozens of film festivals across the country from 2020 to 2023, and "The Singing Armadillo and The Rat Child Were Nowhere to Be Found," completed in 2023, is currently on the 2024/2025 festival circuit. More recently, I wrapped production on the dystopian sci-fi short film, "Wrecker," in July 2024 and are prepping it for post-production with a late 2025 release. Lastly, I am also co-writing a TV series called "Fornever" am in development of the feature film "Life Twice Lost" and the documentary "Lost Tiles."