Anna McNutt is a London-based producer.

Raised in a multilingual household by an American father and a Yugoslavian mother, Anna is drawn to sharp, female-led stories that explore identity and power.

 

Her award-winning short films have screened in major Oscar®, BAFTA & BIFA-qualifying festivals worldwide. BabyThump, garnered a Vimeo Staff Pick, a UK Audience Award, and contended in the 2023/24 European Short Film Audience Award. Other accolades include screening at Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (France), Tampere Film Festival (Finland), Aesthetica Short Film Festival (UK), and PÖFF Shorts (Estonia), among others.  ​

 

Her latest project, The Bunker, shot on 16mm is in festivals, with recent selections at Oscar® and BAFTA-qualifying Odense International Film Festival (Denmark), BAFTA-qualifying Carmarthen Bay Film Festival (UK), and Newport Beach Film Festival (USA).

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For Him, Anna's first produced short film, won Best Screenplay at BIFA-qualifying Unrestricted View Horror Film Festival (UK).

 

Her writing has been published in literary magazines such asThe Smiths and GoldDust. In 2016, she won the Goldsmiths' Creative Writing Competition and The Smiths'  Short Story Competition. In 2019, her poetry was featured in Words By_ an anthology initiative by UNICEF NextGeneration, dedicated to supporting children affected by war.

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Outside of writing and production, Anna pursues photography as another creative outlet.

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She holds a BA and MA from Goldsmiths, University of London, graduating First Class with Distinction. She is a BAFTA connect member.

 

Anna has worked on high-profile commercial and fashion productions, including Vogue’s 73 Questions, before moving into TV, where she supported Emmy-winning Producer Jane Featherstone at SISTER. ​She now works as a Development Coordinator at Potboiler Productions.​

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