Collection: Marc Basset

Marc Basset is a multidisciplinary storyteller whose work bridges filmmaking, acting, writing, improvisation, and biomedical engineering. His rare blend of creative instinct and scientific precision shapes a body of work that is as emotionally grounded as it is intellectually sharp.

As a filmmaker, Marc wrote and directed his debut short film *Condom Hunters*, a project that reflects his love of bold ideas, character-driven narratives, and unconventional humor. He continues to develop new cinematic concepts that explore identity, vulnerability, and the unpredictable nature of human connection.

As an actor, Marc has appeared in numerous short films, television series, and commercials, building a reputation for delivering grounded, authentic performances. His instincts are further sharpened by his strong background in improvisation, performing as a key member of The Savages, a troupe known for high-energy, fast-thinking, character-driven improv.

As a writer, Marc’s creativity extends beyond screenplays. He is also a book author, having published two works, including his most recent title, *The Unfolded Story of Sasha Soar*. His writing blends emotional sincerity with vivid imagination, shaped by years of observing human behavior both on and off the stage.

Before devoting himself fully to the arts, Marc earned a degree in biomedical engineering, a discipline that continues to influence his structured approach to problem-solving and world-building.

With curiosity as his compass and storytelling as his medium, Marc Basset stands at the crossroads of art and science—an artist committed to exploring the depth, humor, and complexity of the human experience.