Marc Dube(I)

Marc Dube is from Holliston, Massachusetts. He graduated from Emerson College in Boston with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mass Communications-Film in 1991. His first opportunity in Los Angeles was an Assistant position with producers and directors at Paramount Pictures. While an Assistant to TV Executive Producer Ann Donahue, the CSI franchise was launched with Jerry Bruckheimer and CBS in 2000. Freelance writing on CSI led to a full time Staff Writer position on its spin-off series, CSI: Miami, in 2002. By 2010, Marc had become Executive Producer of the series until its finale in 2012. Since then, Marc has written for several prime-time procedural shows on a number of TV networks (Chicago Fire/NBC, Castle/ABC, Mysteries of Laura/NBC, Instinct/CBS) while also branching into the science fiction genre with television dramas Falling Skies (TNT) and Beyond (FreeForm).

. Awarded best 16mm film at Emerson College's EVVY Awards in 1991. . His one act play, The Back Seat, was selected to be performed at The Road Theatre in North Hollywood in 2008. . He developed an Aircraft Carrier pilot with USS Navy Aircraft Carrier Carl Vinson, CBSP, and Director Jon Turteltaub in 2010.

Marc has worked on productions in Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, Vancouver, and New York. His production company, Christopher Road Productions, Inc., is named after the road he grew up on in Holliston, MA.