Marty Benoit(II)
- Actor
- Producer
- Art Department
Marty Benoit made his foray into acting with "Liberty Waning" (2016). In the film, he played several roles; a politician, an officer, and the courtroom bailiff. He followed that up with "The ELP; A Creature of Legend" (2022) as "Old Dave", the curmudgeon who tells the monster hunters about the creature. In 2023, he portrays Brad Bradley, a father who does whatever it takes in "Castigation". For these last two productions, he was executive producer, as well as performing a number of set duties, along with movie poster design.
In 2025, Marty appeared as an extra in the picnic scene of "Sod And Stubble" from New Albany Films, and was The Narrator in "Three Bad Girls Who Find A Gun And Become Vampires" from All For George Productions.
Ever curious with an adventurous nature, Marty has been an over-the-road truck driver, traveled several summers with wheat harvest crews, worked a couple of seasons at a ski resort, and plowed fields on his father's farm. He's also been a politician; elected to office and served as a city councilman.
Marty creates works of art in ink through Louisiana Ink Art, traveling widely to exhibit his works. He also enjoys being host at his bed and breakfast, The Blue Moon Bungalow, in Bunkie, LA. Marty has had no formal acting training; he looks at things from his customer, guest, or viewer's perspective. This philosophy has served him well. The flexibility of Marty's vocations allow him to take advantage of ongoing opportunities in the film world.
In 2025, Marty appeared as an extra in the picnic scene of "Sod And Stubble" from New Albany Films, and was The Narrator in "Three Bad Girls Who Find A Gun And Become Vampires" from All For George Productions.
Ever curious with an adventurous nature, Marty has been an over-the-road truck driver, traveled several summers with wheat harvest crews, worked a couple of seasons at a ski resort, and plowed fields on his father's farm. He's also been a politician; elected to office and served as a city councilman.
Marty creates works of art in ink through Louisiana Ink Art, traveling widely to exhibit his works. He also enjoys being host at his bed and breakfast, The Blue Moon Bungalow, in Bunkie, LA. Marty has had no formal acting training; he looks at things from his customer, guest, or viewer's perspective. This philosophy has served him well. The flexibility of Marty's vocations allow him to take advantage of ongoing opportunities in the film world.
