Hey, I’m MacKenzie — a director/producer who tells bold, heart-forward stories that center marginalized voices and shake up what we’re used to seeing on screen.
I started in LA as a Post PA and quickly worked my way up the post ladder. Then I pivoted into production at FOX Studios working on New Girl and The Grinder, where I learned how to bring a series to life from script to screen — and caught the bug to start my own production company. In doing so, I got to collaborate and develop projects with legends like Regina King and Tony Robbins and learned so much along the way.
Then, life changed course (as it does!) and I moved out to NYC, I dove into late-night, political comedy, and documentaries since that was more of what was available back east. Recent years have been a wild ride — directing and producing for Netflix, Disney, Google, and NASA (yes, the space people). I produced and directed pieces for Origins of Hip-hop (IDA winner, 2022), and last year, I co-produced Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words - a feature documentary for Amazon MGM, which was released in IMAX and on Prime, tackling incredibly complex topics such as misogynoir, physical assault, mental health, and more. I also was so excited to cap off the year producing Fat Joe Talks for STARZ with great friends and collaborators at Embassy Row and RocNation.
This year, I’m developing a documentary with Amazon & VICE, and prepping to direct my first narrative feature — a queer, genre-bending body horror.
I'm always actively looking for other great partners and projects. I’m all about creative collaboration, honest storytelling, and building worlds that matter. Let’s make something good.
Please visit her IMDb or request a current resume to view the full list of content MacKenzie is grateful to have worked on.