Dr Marcus Dillistone FRSA.
Marcus’s first voyage was in 2009, twelve weeks aboard the Seabourn Odyssey during her inaugural season, delivering lectures, hosting dinners, and as a fun panellist on the infamous Liar's Club. He came back with strong reviews and a clear sense that the social life of a luxury voyage: the conversations, the dinners, and the exchanges ashore suited him as naturally as a his time directing films on set. It's not hard to see why.
Marcus has directed Oscar-winning stars such as Sir John Mills, Lord Attenborough, and Glenda Jackson. He has produced music for an Olympic Opening Ceremony. He was granted a Royal Premiere at BAFTA where he hosted The Princess Royal. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth borrowed one of his films to screen to the Royal family at Christmas. He has been a creative consultant to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in Hollywood.
He has created two ice suites at the Arctic Icehotel at -40 degrees and ran rapids on the Yukon at twenty-one. He has a PhD, over 160 films, more than 60 international awards, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. He has also co-hosted an evening with Stephen Fry, which suggests a certain confidence in his ability to hold a room.
Adventures in Creativity is Marcus's enrichment programme, a flexible series of illustrated talks, fireside chats, and dinner conversations drawn from forty years of working with Oscar winners, Royalty, Olympic composers, and the occasional Arctic adventure. He is based in Beverly Hills and London, holds British citizenship and a US Green Card, and is available - enquire here.
Marcus speaking at BAFTA for the Royal Premiere of The Troop in September 1999
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