
About
Lindsay Caddle LaPointe
dancer - educator - videographer - award winning video editor
linden tree productions
Linden Tree Productions (LTP) is a woman-owned filmmaking, video, and dance production company founded in 2010 by Lindsay Caddle LaPointe. Best known for the thought-provoking project Why Are You You?, LTP specializes in capturing the artistry of movement and memory through a unique lens.
At Linden Tree Productions, we offer video and dance support that celebrates both creative expression and life’s meaningful moments. With a filmmaker’s eye and a dancer’s intuition, Lindsay documents live performances as if she's part of the choreography—bringing sensitivity, rhythm, and storytelling into every frame. Her approach to editing is similarly inspired, shaped by the same intentionality and flow she brings to the dance floor.
Through her work as a teacher, creator, and collaborator, Lindsay is constantly learning—and sharing that knowledge through classes, mentorship, and hands-on support in both dance and technology.
Whether you're looking to promote your work with video, learn a new dance move, or bridge the gap between choreography and tech, Linden Tree Productions is here to support your artistic journey.
Features
Dance is an activity that everyone can enjoy, and Dance Appreciation will help students do just that.
Dance Appreciation is written to encompass the needs of a broad range of dance students, from high school to university level, and is appropriate for students who are new to dance as well as those who are experienced in the art form. The text will help learners discover more about themselves, connect with dance, and make it a relevant and vital part of their lives, whether it is their primary course of study, eventual career path, or simply a way to express themselves and enrich their lives.
Lindsay is featured in
this book discussing
video and dance.
Kathryn and Jonathan talk with videographer, dancer, teacher, and projection designer Lindsay LaPointe. They discuss Lindsay's journey to working at the Bates Dance Festival, her opinions on creating projection that works with, rather than overpowering, choreography, and how she balances the many hats of video work, dance performance, dance teaching, and family.
Episode 28
Peter DiMuro | Public Displays of Motion
company member and collaborator
dance
The Bates Dance Festival
The Boston Foundation
The Landmarks Orchestra
Boston Center for the Arts
The Dance Complex
Bebe Miller Company
The Wondertwins
KAIROS Dance Theater
The Davis Sisters
Kieran Jordan
notable clients
dean college
Dance film Survey
Arts in the internet age
Improvisation
Modern foundations
Modern contemporary
bolton dance center
adult ballet
adult modern
teaching
Host of the podcast produced by The Bates Dance Festival
Roger Williams University
bachelor of arts degree in Dance/Performance
The Ohio State University’s department of dance
master's degree in Dance and Technology
Reiki 1 attunement