Vanessa Vadim

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Vanessa Vadim (born 28 September 1968 in Paris, France) is an independent producer and cinematographer. [1]

In the 1990s she co-founded MayDay media with Brown University classmate Rory Kennedy. It is a non-profit production and distribution group that uses video as the center force in campaigns that fight racism, sexism, classism and homophobia.[2] The company produced a short video called Fire in Our House about needle exchange programs and their ability to prevent the spread of HIV infections.

In 2002 a documentary she co-directed and produced with Matt Arnett called The Quilts of Gee's Bend was released. This film accompanies a museum exhibition and features the quiltmakers and quilts, historical photography and a musical soundtrack based on the gospel songs of Gee's Bend.[3]

[edit] Family

• Daughter of Roger Vadim and Jane Fonda
• Half sister of Troy Garity, Christian Vadim, Natalie Vadim and Vania Vadim
• Granddaughter of Henry Fonda
• Niece of Peter Fonda
• Cousin of Bridget Fonda and Justin Fonda
• Son named Malcolm (b. 2000)
• Daughter named Viva (b. 2003)

[edit] Trivia

• Named after Vanessa Redgrave.

[edit] External links

Vanessa Vadim at the Internet Movie Database