Marc Fennell
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2 June 1985 Sydney, Australia |
| Known for |
The Feed Hungry Beast triple j Download This Show That Movie Book |
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Marc Fennell is an Australian film critic, technology journalist, radio personality, author and television presenter. Fennell is the anchor on SBS2 current affairs program The Feed.
In 2002, Fennell was a winner of the first AFI Young Film Critics Competition. He then became the film critic and reporter for Sydney radio station FBi Radio from 2003–2006.
During this period Fennell was selected as one of four presenters (along with Megan Spencer, Jaimie Leonarder, and Fenella Kernebone) of a revamped version of SBS's long-running The Movie Show following the departure of former hosts, David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz, in mid-2004. Although Fennell was given a separate role to the other three hosts, handling DVD reviews in his own segment, he was described after the new format's debut as the "most natural in front of a camera". Fennell remained with the show until June 2006, when the show went on hiatus, returning in a different format (and with a different team) in 2007.
Fennell covers cinema across the ABC Radio Network including ABC Local Radio and the national youth broadcaster triple j. Fennell presented a weekly film segment on triple j tv for its run on ABC1 and ABC2. He presented the weekly movie segment on the Network Ten morning programme The Circle from 2010 until it was axed in August 2012. Fennell carried on his weekly segment on Network Ten's Breakfast programme. Fennell has appeared as a film critic on many Australian radio and television programmes including Sunrise, A Current Affair, Ten News, ABC News Breakfast and he is a regular guest on Showtime's review programme The Movie Club.
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