Mary Mazzio Biography

Mary Mazzio, director of the new documentary film I Am Jane Doe, hails from a highly accomplished and diverse background. Mazzio is a force to be reckoned with whether she’s navigating the Charles River in a rowing shell (she was a 1992 Olympian), negotiating a contract on Boston’s State Street (she is a former partner with the law firm Brown Rudnick) or collaborating with the White House to make a film that helped fund STEM education to the tune of $100 million dollars for underrepresented students, as she did with her last film, Underwater Dreams. As a young lawyer, Mazzio represented indigent tenants facing eviction. She noticed a commonality in the issues facing her clients and decided she could be more effective bringing their stories to a wider audience through film. To that end, she left her law practice to pursue her new career as a filmmaker and founded 50 Eggs, Inc., an independent film production company dedicated to creating films with social impact. In all of Mazzio’s films, her mission is to shed light on compelling narratives of social significance, making her one of the country’s prominent filmmakers promoting stories of diversity.

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