Marshall and the team at JAMD have produced, shot and edited for some of the top companies in the world like Oakley, RIOT Games, Cinesamples, and worked on projects at Evolve IMG for ESPN (ESPN e:60s), NAT GEO and TLC. Striking out on his own in 2012 Marshall started JAMD Productions, a full service production company. The film enjoyed a brief theatrical release and is now one of the highest rated and downloaded Family movies on Netflix. After working on a slew of successful indie films and documentaries, his passion and talent caught the eye of Studio executives and Marshall was quickly awarded his first feature film, "The Rainbow Tribe," starring David James Elliot and Grayson Russell. Starting off as a special projects editor Marshall honed his craft and learned the entire post-production process. His success landed him his first job at Sony Pictures in Los Angeles. Not only did Norwich win a national championship, his film "Road Back to the Frozen Four" won best sports journalism and best sports cinematography in a documentary picture. After a devastating OT loss in the NCAA finals his Jr year, Marshall set out to capture the teams redemption story on film. It was here at Norwich where Marshall began his journey as filmmaker. At Norwich Marshall played in 3 NCAA Frozen Four's and was elected team captain as a Jr. After fielding professional and college offers Marshall chose to play for legendary coach Mike McShane at Norwich University in VT. Word of Marshall's success made it to the United States. Before Film, Marshall's first passion was hockey and at 18, Marshall went on to play Jr.A hockey for the Flin Flon Bombers and the Estevan Bruins of the SJHL. The son of a Canadian Mounty (RCMP) and nurse, Marshall Lee was raised in Edmonton Alberta, Canada along with his older brother Mitch.
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