1. Early life and education

2. Madoff Productions
     Major projects (produced, directed and edited)  

3. Additional works

4. Celebrity interviews

5. References

“I’m Not That Madoff”, an article by Madoff, was first published in The Huffington Post in March 2009.^[4] His articles are widely distributed throughout the Internet and have appeared online in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Newsweek and other major publications. He was featured in The New York Times articles “B. Madoff and Proud of It”^[5] and “Helpful Hints for New No.2”.^[6]

Early life and education

Madoff was born in Akron, Ohio. He attended Firestone High School. He graduated with honors from the University of Wisconsin with degrees in Philosophy and Psychology. In 1971, he started and ran a men's and women's fashion company, Billy Whiskers. In 1972, Madoff was chosen{{by whom?|date=October 2018}} as one of the top 10 designs in the United States.^[7] He then moved to New York and started another fashion company, Benje. He sold the company is 1977.

Madoff Productions

Madoff founded Madoff Productions in 1983. The company offers a one stop shop for creative services, production and post production. They collaborate with their clients through concept development, production, editing and distribution{{dn|date=October 2018}}. They work with advertising agencies, public relations firms and client direct. They produce powerful and entertaining work with a unique, brand right point of view. Their projects range from television commercials, web content, program production, brand imaging and product launches to documentaries.^[8]

They have production relationships from the United States, Russia, Czech Republic, Japan , China, Italy, South America, England, France, Germany, and the Middle East.

Major projects (produced, directed and edited)

• The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, from 1997 to present.^[9][10]{{dead link|date=October 2018}}

In 1999 it was the first live-stream fashion show on the Internet.^[11]

• Victoria's Secret Live Pre-Show (live-streaming online show). 2010 to present.^[12][13]
• Ralph Lauren Fashion Show, from 1983 to present.^[14]
• Ralph Lauren Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by Audrey Hepburn. 1994.^[15]
• Ralph Lauren American Academy of Achievement Award, presented by Audrey Hepburn, at Metropolitan Museum. 1993.^[16]
• Ralph Lauren CFDA Legend Award, presented by Oprah Winfrey. 2009.^[17]
• Halston Tribute, hosted by Liza Minnelli, at Lincoln Center. 1991.^[18]
• Vincent Minnelli's tribute film for Liza Minnelli, "Stepping Out" concert at Radio City Music Hall. 1993.
• Martha Graham tribute and memorial film at City Center in 1992 and 2004.^[19]
• Brooke Astor documentary, produced for the Citizens Committee for New York City, presented by Walter Cronkite. 1992.^[20]
• Radio City Christmas Spectacular, 75th Anniversary Film. 2007.^[21]
• American Academy of Dramatic Arts, "Why Would You Want to Be an Actor?" 2009.^[22]
• Documentary for the "Innocence Project." 2009.^[23]
• Launched film for Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar. 2008.^[24]
• Harvard School of Public Health fundraising film. 1994.^[25]

Additional works

Madoff is a professor at The New School. He teaches a course called, "Creativity: Making A Living With Your Ideas." ^[26]

Madoff has written over 50 articles for The Huffington Post. Several of his articles have been on the front page on the Huffington Post website, on the "Featured Posts" list. His article, "I'm Not That Madoff," has been featured in such publications as the New York Times and Wall Street Journal.^[27]

Celebrity interviews

Madoff has conducted many interviews with popular celebrities. His interviews have been on YouTube, documentaries, and TV series such as Bloomberg Game Changers.^[28]

He has interviewed Halston, Maroon 5, Katy Perry, and Salma Hayek.^{[29][30][31][32][33]}

References

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