Anna McNutt is a London-based writer-producer.

 

Her award-winning short films have screened at major Oscar®, BAFTA, & BIFA-qualifying festivals worldwide.​ 

 

BabyThump, garnered a Vimeo Staff Pick, a UK Audience Award,  and competed in the 2023/24 European Short Film Audience Award, screening at Aesthetica  (UK), Clermont-Ferrand (France), PÖFF Shorts (Estonia) and Tampere (Finland) among others. It went on to amass 3,000+ views within 10 hours of its online release. 

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Her first project, For Him - a no-dialogue horror - won Best Screenplay at BIFA-qualifying Unrestricted View Horror Film Festival (UK).​

 

Her latest, The Bunker, is a taut 16mm chamber piece set in a near-future Britain, starring Sura Dohnke ('Klokkenluider'), Evie Templeton (Netflix's 'Wednesday'  S2) and Anna Andresen ('This is Going to Hurt) with recent screenings at Oscar®-qualifying Odense (Denmark), Newport Beach (USA) and HollyShorts London (UK).​​

 

Alongside filmmaking, Anna’s writing and photography has been published in Writersbloc, GoldDust, and The Smiths.  Her poetry appears in Words By_ a UNICEF x NextGen anthology created to raise funds for children impacted by war.

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Raised by an American father and a Yugoslavian mother, Anna’s creative voice is shaped by a multilingual, cross-cultural upbringing. Her work often explores identity, power, and survival.

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She holds a BA and an MA from Goldsmiths, University of London, and is a member of BAFTA Connect and the Production Guild of Great Britain.

 

Anna worked on high-profile commercial and fashion productions - including Vogue’s 73 Questions - before transitioning to TV, where she supported Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer, Jane Featherstone, at Emmy-winning SISTER. ​She now works as a Development Coordinator at UK's leading indie film company, Potboiler Productions.​

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