Ginger Marin

Biography

Ginger Marin is an actor, author, environmentalist and animal rights activist. She’s from New York and now lives in the hard to bear hard-water city of Los Angeles. As a former network TV journalist at NBC News NY, Ginger Marin served as a producer and writer for the network’s top news shows and various special reports. She has written for Tom Brokaw, Maria Shriver, Roger Mudd, Linda Ellerbee, Garrick Utley and numerous other news anchors and was a news feed producer and writer for NBC’s Affiliate News Service. Ginger also worked for Visnews, then a London-based international news agency.

Ginger Marin studied acting at the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC and eventually moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dream and love of acting. A long-time member of the respected “Theatre East,” Ginger regularly performed in theatrical productions and since, independent films. In Los Angeles, she studied acting with Guy Stockwell and Joel Asher.

She wrote and performed her own Internet radio show called “Kiss Kissinger”.

In addition to her acting work, Ginger Marin has co-authored numerous screenplays and several books, including “Adventures in Avalon: An Offbeat & Quirky Adult Bedtime Story“, and her latest, “Monster on Mars“, a fiction book for the whole family. She also co-authored the nonfiction book, “The 231 Club.” Ginger has provided numerous educational and entertainment websites with content.

She was an Equestrian Dressage Zone 2 Champion in 1986 & 1988 and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications.