Isaac March, born in central Pennsylvania and raised along the East Coast, developed an early passion for film production, participating in filmmaking and theater during his teenage years. At 18, he joined the Air Force, where he served for over a decade in diverse roles including Public Affairs, Language Analysis (Arabic), Aircraft Maintenance, Honor Guard, and Force Protection. This military experience, particularly his deployments, honed his skills in logistics, planning, and adaptability-skills directly transferable to on-location film production.

Utilizing his annual leave, Isaac actively pursued filmmaking. Choosing hands-on experience over formal film, he specialized in production management, location management and casting. These skills, enhanced by his military background in planning and adaptability, have proven invaluable in film logistics and production planning. As a Public Affairs specialist stationed in D.C., Isaac excels in bringing his unique perspective and expertise to support fellow filmmakers.

Isaac holds three associate degrees in Intelligence Studies & Technology, Arabic Language, and Aviation Maintenance Technology. Additionally, he is a DINFOS Mass Communication Foundations Honor Graduate. Known for his contributions to both feature and short narrative films across the East Coast, Isaac combines his extensive military experience with his filmmaking passion, bringing a unique and valuable perspective to the film industry, all while continuing his service to the United States.