Reel Management

27/08/2026

06/04/2026

Me n' Donna Kelce chatting for an hour. No, nothing about Tay Tay.

04/03/2026

aftershow taking with my client(s). Great people, no villains here!

07/01/2026

02/05/2025

Dude keeps trying to sell me a rose.

20/06/2011

Check out the July 2011 issue of Pl***oy magazine, where Marc is quoted in an article entitled "The Twisted World of Reality TV"...just in case you really do read Pl***oy for the articles.

28/09/2010

This is Reel Management's #1 booked event - our LGBT Roundtable starring Katelynn, Ruthie, and JD. Each shares their personal stories on coming out, issues facing their sexuality, and the diversity within the LGBT community. Each letter of the LGBT spectrum is represented, showing how even within the community diverse and differing viewpoints flourish.

29/06/2010

During his appearance on Real World: Brooklyn, Ryan Conklin was known for enlisting in the Army at age 17 in the aftermath of 9/11. The world saw Ryan receive his notice recalling him to duty, showing a personal side of the war that had never been aired before. Ryan discusses the war bluntly as a gritty but funny memoir from a grunt's perspective, revealing what the war is really like day to day - the boredom, absurdity, horror, and even moments of grace. In this clip he talks about the unexpected way he spent his 21st birthday while serving...

11/06/2010

Working for Microsoft, Disney, Honda, Sony, and other Fortune 100 companies has helped Marc learn the best tips and tricks for getting ahead in the working world. In this clip of his Career Bootcamp discussion (aimed at college students) he talks about the biggest mistake students make in creating a resume. He also discusses the internship program at Microsoft and why internships are a great way to meet a future employer.

17/05/2010

Article on characters on competitive reality shows competing against professionals on MSNBC.com. Marc Marcuse (Reel Management) quoted -

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/37159939/ns/today-entertainment/

Do real-life dancers upset the balance of casting in “Dancing With the Stars,” or is the show just giving viewers what they want – a great story?