BioMadmotion's Marion Dane Abrams was profiled on Picabo Street's show "Women of Winter."
|  Photo by Barrie Fisher Photography
Madmotion's founder Marion Dane Abrams is a Vermont based video producer with a diverse background in documentary film making, outdoor sports and advertising.
After studies at the Museum School in Boston and a degree in film from NYU, Marion started her film career as an assistant editor on PBS specials and NOVA episodes. She worked on the Frontline episode “Who Killed Adam Mann,” a Columbia Dupont award winning film on fatal child abuse, then decided to leave the big city. With a few stops on the way (including several summers as a teaching assistant at the International Film and Television Workshops) Marion settled in Vermont to stay. |
After settling in Vermont, Marion saw a need for high quality, locally produced video. In 1996 her experience and friendships in the industry led her to create Madmotion, llc.. Since then Madmotion has provided video services for clients including Blue Cross and Blue Shield, The Vermont Department of Tourism, Vermont Ski Areas Association, The Vermont Lottery, and The American Lighting Association.
In 2009 Marion and her partners started Vermont Spotlight Productions to create the Vermont Spotlight video series. These short (3 to 4 minute) videos featuring Vermont subjects are broadcast locally, nationally and on line.
Marion's combined background in fine arts and documentary film allow her to develop compelling stories using carefully crafted images. She is known for her sensitivity toward interview subjects in the field. Marion’s creative flexible approach to video production allows her to scale her services and work with the best talent to meet the needs of each individual client.
In 2009 Marion and her partners started Vermont Spotlight Productions to create the Vermont Spotlight video series. These short (3 to 4 minute) videos featuring Vermont subjects are broadcast locally, nationally and on line.
Marion's combined background in fine arts and documentary film allow her to develop compelling stories using carefully crafted images. She is known for her sensitivity toward interview subjects in the field. Marion’s creative flexible approach to video production allows her to scale her services and work with the best talent to meet the needs of each individual client.
