About

Madison McClintock is a filmmaker and multimedia artist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her aim is to share the human stories behind conservation efforts, document cultural traditions for future generations and give a voice to underrepresented communities and the more than human world. 

By using film as a medium with its unique language for communicating, she intends to create spaces for audiences to reconnect with the foundational truth that human well-being relies on a delicate symbiotic relationship with the more than human world - all things are interconnected. If we are proximate with this truth then we are more likely to act on its behalf. By doing so, she hopes to highlight the nuances and contradictions that exist in all stories and cultivate a sense of understanding and compassion in audiences. 

When she is not making films, Madison is experimenting with dyeing textiles with natural dyes and studying bioregional herbalism - and growing and foraging the plants for both. She shares her love for plants and the natural world by creating small-batch hand dyed clothing and herbal remedies with her small project Solar Plant and Dye Stuff. She is also a mountain ultrarunner and avid fermenter.

Madison received her BFA in Environmental Studies & Studio Art from Franklin University Switzerland and her MFA in Science & Natural History Filmmaking from Montana State University. Madison’s films Red Wolf Revival and Fungiphilia Rising have been broadcasted and featured at film festivals and in classrooms around the world. She is also an instructor and consultant, previously teaching documentary production to high school and non-traditional college students in the Amskapi Piikani (Blackfeet) & Apsalooke (Crow) communities and to Tibetan community leaders in Northern India.

Madison is available for documentary film production (from concept to delivery), photojournalism assignments, documentary production workshops, and consultation worldwide.

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