Ginger Marin is known for Think Tank (2012) which she produced, wrote, directed and starred in as well as for acting in the TV series Front Seat Chronicles (2012). Originally from New York, Ginger worked as a writer/producer at NBC News on such esteemed shows as "Sunday Today", "Weekend Nightly News", "NBC News Overnight" and for "News-On-The-Hour", having written for anchors Tom Brokaw, Maria Shriver, Linda Ellerbee, Roger Mudd, Garrick Utley and others. In NBC's live operations' department, she worked as an audio and camera assistant on "Another World" and "Saturday Night Live" and enjoyed small appearances on several of the network's top soap operas. After moving to Los Angeles in 1991, Ginger became a long-time member of the respected "Theatre East", while performing in a number of theater productions. She studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC and in Los Angeles with Guy Stockwell and Joel Asher. Ginger is a co-author of the nonfiction book titled "The 231 Club: My Ten Year Journey From Therapist to CIA Courier and Sanctioned Kills - A True Story" by J Bartell with Ginger Marin.
