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Sam Macaroni

Directing and Writing

Sam Macaroni is an influential director and screenwriter with a career spanning more than two decades. In 1998, he sold his first television show, *Disco Masters*, to MTV.

The show centered on a superhero whose superpower was his incredible ability to disco dance, and it was ahead of its time, airing years before the superhero trend took over pop culture. Sam’s passion and love for superhero movies, action films, and big blockbusters are reflected throughout his extensive body of work.

He is best known for directing his latest Netflix release, *Blackout*, an action film starring Josh Duhamel, Nick Nolte, and Abbie Cornish, which ranked second on Netflix both globally and domestically for ten days.

In 2020, Sam wrote and directed the comedy *Guest House*, which became one of the most-watched films of the year and remained in Netflix’s top ten after its release.

He has also produced and directed virtual reality action sequences for *John Wick 3* with Keanu Reeves, further showcasing his ability to work across different mediums.

With a talent for creating engaging content that resonates with audiences, Sam has established himself as a versatile filmmaker capable of delivering both action comedies and heartfelt dramas.

His YouTube success in 2012 with blockbuster-style short films has been viewed more than 300 million times and led to collaborations with major brands including M&M’s, Windex, AT&T, Canon Cameras, JCPenney, Hot Wheels, Sony Pictures, Pepsi, Disney, and the NFL.

Sam continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in the film world with his unique and captivating storytelling. In addition to films, Sam has directed several comedy specials, including *Jay Mohr’s: American Treasure*.

His passion for superhero movies, action films, and big blockbusters is evident in his work, and he remains a highly sought-after director and screenwriter in the entertainment industry.