Marlo Poras (born 1971, Fort Campbell, Kentucky) is an American filmmaker.
Poras was born on a US Army base in Fort Campbell, Kentucky and raised in Framingham, Massachusetts.
[1] Poras worked as an apprentice to Thelma Schoonmaker at Martin Scorsese's Cappa Productions and was an apprentice and assistant editor on independent films such as Greg Mottola's Daytrippers and Alison Anders' Grace Of My Heart.
[1] While living in Vietnam, Poras found the inspiration for her first film, Mai's America which was shown on PBS and was called the best documentary of 2002 by the Boston Phoenix and the best festival film of 2002 by the LA Times.
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