our storyline

Two heads are better than one.

Yup, we’re married. And we work together. And we like it.

Keith founded Sapling Pictures in 1998. Marnie joined soon after to help expand Sapling’s direction. Nearly three decades in, both of them are still personally involved in every project, every client relationship, and every frame we produce.

Based in the Washington, D.C. area and working with clients across the country, Sapling builds strategic video and content frameworks for associations, B2B organizations, and mission-driven institutions.
Not one-off projects. Not content for content’s sake. Frameworks that carry forward.

Keith Jodoin

Founder & Executive Creative Director

Marnie Jodoin

Producer & Chief Operating Officer

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I have worked with Keith for many years. He is always creative, focused on details and great to work with. He is a pro and really knows how to maximize a budget.

Mary Clare Baquet / VP Creative and Production, Discovery Communications
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Keith knows every aspect of the production process inside-out. I'm always confident that when I give Keith a project that it will be done efficiently, on-time and it will tell a compelling story.

Christine Cossu / Advertising Producer, Tether, Inc.
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We are extraordinarily pleased with the creativity and commitment of the Sapling team who helped us bring our vision to life.

David French / Interim President and CEO, National Park Foundation
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Keith is a great visual storyteller; his videos are vibrant and compelling. He’s an expert at connecting with people, so his videos are natural and unscripted. The emotions are real, and that’s what resonates with the audience.

Diem Sepp / Brand and Digital Strategy, NEA Member Benefits
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Having worked with Keith while I was at Discovery Communications, I knew he was someone I wanted to consider for a fairly large production project. Ultimately, he delivered a video that looks like it cost 10 times as much as his fee. I honestly could not be more pleased.

Mark Wilkin / Managing Director, Global Innovation Marketing, The American Institute of Architects