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MacKenzie Hill is a director and producer whose work delves into identity, culture, and the nuances of belonging through both documentary and narrative storytelling.
She has established herself across documentary, television, and branded content, focusing on character-driven narratives that highlight identity, culture, and human connection. Hill started her career in Los Angeles, initially working in post-production before transitioning into producing. She co-led a production company in LA, developing and producing projects for major networks, studios, and international brands.
Her experience includes time at FOX Studios, where she worked on scripted television production, contributing from development to post-production. After moving to New York, Hill broadened her scope to include late-night TV, political comedy, and documentary filmmaking.
Her portfolio features collaborations with Disney, Netflix, Google, and NASA, with work distributed on platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and Netflix. She produced and directed the IDA Award-winning docuseries Origins of Hip-Hop and has been involved in numerous high-profile documentary and branded projects.
Currently, Hill is developing several original directorial projects, including narrative features, while continuing to operate in both independent and commercial sectors. She resides just outside New York City.
