James Marshall(III)
- Director
- Producer
James Marshall -- Producer/Director
James was born in New Westminster, B.C., Canada and grew up in the Vancouver area. He has channeled his love for the arts and business into a successful 35 year career in the film industry. He is a proud member of the Director's Guild of America and the Director's Guild of Canada. James is an award-winning producer and television director. He has directed more than one hundred episodes of television including; Into the Badlands, The Shannara Chronicles, Falling Skies, Smallville and Dead Like Me. He has also produced more than one hundred and seventy episodes of television. James was the producer/director on the award-winning WB series Smallville; one of the few series to run for ten years in succession. He joined the series early in its first season, directing 26 episodes over the run of the show and becoming an executive producer in season five.
Recently, James had the pleasure of being an executive producer on the animated series, "The Legend of Hanuman" which just premiered to rave reviews in India.
He has also had the privilege of speaking at the Columbia Business School in New York, as well as the 25th annual film and television forum in Vancouver.
James is in development on several projects.
James was born in New Westminster, B.C., Canada and grew up in the Vancouver area. He has channeled his love for the arts and business into a successful 35 year career in the film industry. He is a proud member of the Director's Guild of America and the Director's Guild of Canada. James is an award-winning producer and television director. He has directed more than one hundred episodes of television including; Into the Badlands, The Shannara Chronicles, Falling Skies, Smallville and Dead Like Me. He has also produced more than one hundred and seventy episodes of television. James was the producer/director on the award-winning WB series Smallville; one of the few series to run for ten years in succession. He joined the series early in its first season, directing 26 episodes over the run of the show and becoming an executive producer in season five.
Recently, James had the pleasure of being an executive producer on the animated series, "The Legend of Hanuman" which just premiered to rave reviews in India.
He has also had the privilege of speaking at the Columbia Business School in New York, as well as the 25th annual film and television forum in Vancouver.
James is in development on several projects.
