Anita Reilly McGee is an accomplished filmmaker, whose extensive and distinguished body of work encompasses a diverse array of critically acclaimed short films, showcasing her exceptional skill and artistry.
Noteworthy among her numerous creative endeavors is the exceptional short film "Dinner For One", which garnered widespread recognition and accolades, ultimately claiming the prestigious Best Short award at the esteemed Cinequest 2007 festival, as well as the highly coveted Runner Up certificate for the renowned BAFTA/LA short film award.
Reilly McGee embarked on a notable journey in the world of film in the year 2003, marking her feature film debut as the production and direction mastermind behind the critically acclaimed "The Bread Maker", which had the esteemed privilege of premiering at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival.
In addition to her impressive directorial and production credits, McGee also showcased her versatility by producing the highly acclaimed Gemini award-winning drama "Clothesline Patch" for the renowned CBC Television network.
Furthermore, McGee's extensive portfolio includes serving as the line producer on the popular Showcase series "Kink", as well as lending her expertise to the production of two notable feature films: "A Stone's Throw", directed by the talented Camelia Frieberg in 2006, and "Whole New Thing", directed by the accomplished Amnon Buchbinder in 2005.
Reilly McGee, a talented individual, hails from Elgin, Illinois, where she spent her early years, followed by a significant period in St. Anthony, Newfoundland, Canada, where her formative experiences took place.
She went on to achieve academic excellence, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Theatre, from the esteemed York University in Toronto, graduating with honors, a testament to her academic prowess.
Before her recent relocation, Reilly McGee had established a strong presence on the East Coast of Canada, where she resided and worked, honing her skills and building a professional foundation.
However, driven by an insatiable passion to further her career in the film industry, she made the bold decision to relocate to British Columbia, a move that promises to unlock new opportunities and challenges for this talented individual.
