Marcia Zwilling — President/Founder

Marcia Zwilling began her career as a songwriter, co-writing "Once in a Lifetime," recorded by both Patty Loveless and Bonnie Raitt. Later,she ran Steve Martin’s production company, 40 Share Productions, where she developed a television series for George Burns, entitled George Burns’ Comedy Week for CBS. Five years later, she accepted the position of Vice President of Current Programming at Lorimar Studios, the producers of the hit series, Dallas, Knots Landing, Full House, Family Matters and Perfect Strangers. One of the shows Zwilling supervised was Paradise, a western series starring Lee Horsley. Paradise instantly ignited Marcia’s passion for horses again. After a stint at Universal Studios with The Arthur Company, and at Walt Disney as VP of Amberson Films, Zwilling moved to Texas to pursue an English Degree, bought her first horse, and changed her life dramatically. Today, Zwilling calls Austin home, and splits her time between the Equestrian-Network and working as a freelance writer in Austin and Los Angeles. Marcia has many writing credits under her belt, including three cover stories on George Strait, numerous Op Ed pieces for the Austin American Statesman, and six screenplays.