Chris Marcantel is the President and founder of Showrunner Productions, a prestigious production company that has produced a wide range of content, including the Emmy-nominated web Soap Opera "Gotham: The Series". As a seasoned producer, Chris has worked on numerous projects, including commercials for major brands such as Nokia, Pepsi, Citibank, and MCU Bank, as well as a series of E*Trade spots that collaborated with Emmy-nominated director Mathew Penn and actor Bryan Cranston.
In addition to his work as a producer, Chris has also directed several Soap Operas, including "Guiding Light" and "The City". His directing credits also include the web project "Netstudio.TV", which showcased his versatility and expertise in the field.
Before establishing himself as a producer and director, Chris began his career in show business as an actor. He graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and quickly found work in the New York theater scene and regional theater. He originated roles in plays by notable playwrights such as Craig Lucas and Harvey Fierstein, and his work on stage led to numerous television roles, including a guest starring role on the popular sitcom "Kate and Allie".
Chris's work in prime time television also gave him the opportunity to co-star with renowned actors such as Mildred Dunnock, Warren Oates, and E.G. Marshall. He played the son of Colleen Dewhurst in the CBS movie "Baby Comes Home" and was a series regular on the TV show "Nurse", where he was Michael Learned's son.
In addition to his work in prime-time television, Chris has also had contract roles on several Soap Operas, including "Another World", "Guiding Light", and "Loving". His impressive career has spanned decades, and he continues to be a respected figure in the entertainment industry.
