Jillian McKenzie

<span class="Apple-style-span" style="color: rgb(77, 77, 77); font-weight: 900; ">Jillian McKenzie&nbsp;</span>is currently in her 3rd year studying Film at Ryerson University, with focuses on directing, producing and production design. Having been raised in a family of great supporters for the arts, Jillian quickly developed similar interests of her own. With a passion for film, throughout the past three years, Jillian has had the opportunity to become involved in a variety of exciting projects and award-winning films including,&nbsp;<i>A People Uncounted (2011)</i>, Short Documentary, which premiered at the Montreal World Film Festival, as well as,&nbsp;<i>We Ate the Children Last (2010),</i>&nbsp;Short Fiction, which was an&nbsp;Official Selection of the Toronto International Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival, Atlantic Film Festival and the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival. Jillian has also gained experience on Music Videos, featuring artists such as&nbsp;<i>Dallas Green: Fragile Bird (2011)</i>, and<i>Jakalope: Magnolia (2011).</i>&nbsp;She has also received the Maximum Exposure Highlights Prize for a Short Fiction film entitled,&nbsp;<i>50th Anniversary</i>&nbsp;<i>(2010).&nbsp;</i><br>

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