In The Spotlight: Linda Moroney

Linda Moroney, her husband Todd McCammon, and their son Liam, moved out of New York City and into their house on Chestnut Hill Drive in late 2006. Since then, they’ve added another son, Owen, to their family. When not involved in school and sports with her sons, she keeps herself busy with a career in film.

Films Linda Moroney has produced have shown theatrically, been broadcast nationally, and screened at numerous film festivals worldwide. She is the Greentopia | FILM Director, the founder of the Rochester Documentary Group, and programmer for One Take: Stories Through the Lens, a monthly documentary series at the historic Little Theatre.

Currently, she is producing and directing the feature-length documentary, TURN THE PAGE, with Crystal Pix, and producing a documentary about the Dalai Lama with director, Mickey Lemle. She was the Managing Director/Programmer for the 360 | 365 Film Festival (2010 and 2011 editions). In 2007, Linda was the curator for Animated Jazz Shorts from The Hubley Studio, which was a co-presentation by the Rochester International Jazz Festival, Rochester/High Falls Film Festival, and George Eastman House.

Linda cut her filmmaking teeth working with Academy Award winner, Faith Hubley, on six of her animated films. In addition, Linda was the Associate Producer on the independent feature-length documentary, RAM DASS FIERCE GRACE named by Newsweek magazine as one of the five best non-fiction films of 2002, and broadcast nationally on PBS (Independent Lens) in 2004. She has produced several other short films including Emily Hubley’s award-winning SET SET SPIKE (2001), which was an official selection in the 2002 Sundance Film Festival. She is the Co-Founder of the Rochester Teen Film Festival and the Rochester Teen Film Camp. She also teaches a documentary and non-fiction filmmaking course at St. John Fisher.

Check out the trailer to Linda’s current project TURN THE PAGE below.