Our Team

Marcus Aurelius

Mr. Aurelius started acting at a very early stage (3rd grade). Mr. Aurelius landed his first Starring role in a film titled FULL CONTACT. Since that time, Mr. Aurelius has starred or co-starred in a total of 28 feature films, including WILD SIDE (with Christopher Walken, Joan Chen and Ann Hecht), along with a cameo appearance in BLADE (starring Wesley Snipes).

In 2010 Mr. Aurelius produced his first feature film titled "HARMONY RUN". In 2016, HBO, along with Urban Action Network, Premiered, the feature film "KUNG-FU BROTHER" at New York's AMC Theatre in the famed Time Square. The film was produced, directed, and written by Marcus Aurelius, who was also one of its stars.

"KUNG-FU BROTHER" won Action Film of the Year and 1st Runner Up Best Director at the "Action On Film International Film Festival." Mr. Aurelius was also ranked #15 in Del Weston's book of The Top 100 Indie Filmmakers In The World Part One, described as "an incredible digital journey into the world of Independent filmmaking like no other in the world".

Please look at this link for an interview with Mr. Aurelius: lureentertainment.net/marcusaurelius

Smith Glover

From dot-com Executive, to producer on a cult classic feature film, to producer on Emmy winning doc series, Smith has worked in almost every format and style of storytelling, and brings all those experiences to each project he works on.

Smith started his career as Vice President of content for Atom-Bomb.com, one of the first ever streaming services. His main job was as talent evaluator, finding content for the site at festivals such as Cannes and Sundance.

That experience re-ignited a childhood love of telling stories. As the dot com boom died down, Smith became an independent producer. He worked on the cult hit "Kung Fu Brother," while also moving into the burgeoning documentary TV space. As that industry slowly grew and then exploded with the streaming wars, Smith became known for his storytelling abilities as well as his ability to efficiently and effectively manage a large crew of people.

He's now worked on multiple Emmy winning and nominated shows - winning an Emmy himself - for top streamers and cable stations, such as CNN ("United Shades of America," which won an Emmy award), Showtime ("Active Shooter," which was Emmy nominated), Netflix ("Big Vape" which won an Emmy), and Apple ("Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series"), among many others. His work on true crime recreation shows has blended documentary and scripted elements, keeping his hands in the scripted world.

Smith is now President of Overtown Pictures, overseeing a growing slate of feature projects from conception to completion.

MaryJane Daniels

MaryJane Daniels is a dynamic force in the film industry, known for her work as a writer on the action-packed movie Kung-Fu Brother. With a keen eye for storytelling and a passion for bringing compelling narratives to life, she has expanded her career into producing and directing, shaping the future of independent cinema.

With a bachelor's degree in accounting, MaryJane combines creative vision with business acumen, ensuring that her projects are not only artistically innovative but also financially sound. Her strategic mindset and industry expertise allow her to manage productions efficiently while maintaining high-quality storytelling.

As the driving force behind Overtown Pictures, MaryJane is dedicated to developing impactful films that resonate with diverse audiences. She leads projects from concept to completion, overseeing all aspects of production to ensure excellence. Her ability to craft engaging stories and execute them with precision makes her a sought-after filmmaker in the industry.

With a growing slate of projects under Overtown Pictures, MaryJane Daniels is actively seeking investment partnerships to expand the reach and impact of her work. Her commitment to producing high-caliber films with strong commercial potential makes her an ideal collaborator for investors looking to support innovative and profitable content in the entertainment industry.