Marc Vos

Marc is a native Bostonian and entered into the acting world at the early age of 11 when he was cast as the lead in the 5th grade production of "Pinocchio". He continued to act throughout grade school and into high school and on into college in such plays as "The Jury Room" and Georges Feydeau's farce "A Flea In Her Ear". He studied French literature and theater at the University of Paris VII Sorbonne and speaks French and Spanish fluently. He also has a working knowledge of Italian and Portuguese.

Music and art in all forms have always been a big part of his life and he also arranges and composes music at his home studio under the simple moniker of VOS. After a hiatus from acting he reemerged onto the scene back in 2002 doing featured background work on such films as Clint Eastwood's 2003 block buster "Mystic River", Richard Kelly's "The Box" with Cameron Diaz and Ricky Gervias' "The Invention of Lying" both to be released in 2009. After cutting his teeth on huge Hollywood feature films, he realized that film acting is his true passion. His principal roles in Michael Abbott's "Four O'Clock" and two short films: Goldilocks Productions "Pear Me Up Buttercup" and Optic Sugar's "Manifest Breakfast" only fed his fire to go full force into film.

Christopher D. Grace's "3rd Shift: Michael's Lament" is Marc's debut starring role as the character "Michael". Marc along with Christopher D. Grace, DESI & Franz Strassmann have joined forces and created a new Boston based Film Production Company aptly titled "ArtHaven Studios". He continues to live and work in Boston.