Chuck Rose

Chuck Rose has curated and staged 2,038 movie premieres, interviewing 1,264 actors and filmmakers, delivering lectures and customizing content designed to entertain, educate and enlighten.

He is an expert at illuminating the current state and future of movies, using cinema as a grand template for economic and social change, examining the 21st century explosion of documentary filmmaking and it’s vast potential for knowledge, growth and healing, offering alternatives to Hollywood’s steady diet of superheroes, sequels, and slashers, and introducing outstanding, award-winning, domestic and international films to awaken, inspire and motivate.

His film festivals and symposia have been sponsored by Universal Pictures, Paramount Pictures, SAG-AFTRA Foundation, Rutgers University, Kean University, Caldwell University and more than a dozen other organizations. Rose has authored 32 screenplays, directed Vietnam Vets starring Danny Aiello, worked in the story department at Orion Pictures, served as a Contributing Editor at Movies USA, written for The Hollywood Reporter, and held faculty positions at Seton Hall University, Adelphi University and The New School for Social Research where he developed a program in Film Script Analysis adopted by executives at HBO, ABC and many independent production companies.

An alumnus of the Warner Bros. Writers Workshop, Rose holds a Master of Arts in Cinema History, Criticism and Aesthetics from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production from New York University.