Ian MacKenzie

Ian MacKenzie is a new media producer based in Vancouver, BC. He has a background in video journalism, and has produced a number of segments dealing with topics as diverse as eco-consumerism, peak oil, and music culture.

In 2010, he released his first documentary feature “One Week Job” – an inspirational story about a guy who worked 52 jobs in 52 weeks to find his passion. The project received widespread media attention (New York Times, CNN) and the film was aired on CBC Documentary Channel.

In 2009, he worked on Word Travels, a travel reality series airing on OLN, CityTV, and National Geographic.

Ian has also directed and produced short films, including an animated based on Ray Bradbury’s The Pedestrian, as well as The Killing Fields, inspired by a visit to Cambodia’s Tuol Sleng prison.

Ian has also created a variety of online projects including Let Me On Survivor and the spiritual travel magazine Brave New Traveler.

He holds a BA in Communication from Simon Fraser University, and a Diploma from Long Ridge Writer’s Group.