With more than 20 years of experience in audio, visual and multimedia production, Marc Senasac is a uniquely qualified embodiment of theory, artistic technological vision, managerial expertise and integrated marketing savvy.
Marc’s early work in audio began in the Northern California music scene with creators like The Tubes, Chris Isaak, The Residents, Romeo Void and Exodus. Exodus, with Senasac in the production seat, helped define the thrash genre through the late ‘80s, innovating a new kind of music on no less than five projects in as many years.
Marc has served as Chief Engineer for Alpha & Omega recording, owned by legendary producer Sandy Pearlman (The Clash, Blue Oyster Cult, Romeo Void).
Marc has mixed and re-mixed tracks for the likes of En Vogue, 2Pac, Digital Underground, Blue Oyster Cult, Hammer, and Times 2. Other Artists Marc has worked with include The Waylon Jennings Band, The Whispers, Timex Social Club, Dizzy Gillespie, and Harvey Mason.
Marc Senasac’s audio work has spanned from film and television soundtracks for Disney, Lucasfim, Warner Bros. and Saul Zantz, to more than 25 classical recordings with renowned musicians from Berkeley California’s early music hotbed.
In 1998 Marc co-founded Sp3d, Inc., an interactive creative agency. At Sp3d Marc’s clients included Broderbund, McGraw Hill, Intel, Oracle, HP, ZDTV, Wells Fargo, Net Day, Siemens, Business2.0 and others.
Marc has also held management and leadership positions at Softbank, Ziff-Davis and Rocket Labs, where he has led interactive media development strategies and implementations.
Marc continues on a path of excellence and innovation in the entertainment industry. Most recent work includes social media consulting for clients AOL, Avid, PeopleAggregator, Sacramento Kings, and others. Music projects include The Killers, Franz Ferdinand, Shakira, and The Mars Volta.
