Madeline Bouldin

Madeline graduated from Boston University’s Pardee School of Global Studies with a keen interest in portraying cultural issues that have a significant impact, in addition to earning an art minor in cello. She began her career by merging her instincts for advocacy and expression as a communications consultant at President Carter’s international welfare institute. Building on her unique visual journalism exposure at The Carter Center, Madeline sought further training at the Georgia Film Academy and received mentorship from humanitarian expert and documentarian Dr. Isabella Alexander-Nathani before pursuing her core passion of documentary filmmaking.

As a nonfiction producer, Madeline crafts docu-features, docu-series, and docu-shorts for HBO, Radical Media, and other production and post-production outlets. Most recently, she produced election ads for Democratic candidates and produced and edited docu-shorts for campaign partnerships between Amnesty International, Crisis Action, and UCLA Law and Film. At Creative Visions, Madeline continues to channel her creative talents in diverse ways as a socially conscious film and multimedia creator.