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Welcome to www.rupertmacnee.com. This site is now under construction, with a number of features currently being planned.

Rupert Macnee provides marketing and media consulting services to a number of clients. Currently, these include a science and technology project about the Sacramento River Delta for the US Geological Survey and, in the healthcare field, re-purposing existing programming for the California Distance Learning Health Network. He is also creating a feature length documentary film and a search-based multi-media knowledge base for the Kawasaki Disease Foundation in collaboration with Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, in Atlanta, GA, with a grant from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

He recently completed a three-year assignment as the Executive Producer, National and International Production for the Seattle PBS affiliate, KCTS. He supervised several PBS video and web productions, including the 9/11 themed US-Canadian co-production Stranded Yanks, Perfect Illusions: Eating Disorders and the Family, The Video Game Revolution, Exploring Space and The Inside Passage, as well as Rhona on Air, a relationship advice series, (Pacific Northwest and Canada), and most recently an Emmy nominated series of interstitials for PBS about early childhood development for the Talaris Research Institute.

His previous production credits, in Los Angeles and Toronto, include the wildlife series The Untamed World, An Evening at the Improv, Behind the Scene with Jonathan Winters, and the Cable-ACE winning Full Frontal Comedy. He has produced awards shows and specials. In addition, he has produced, written, edited and directed for such reality/entertainment programs as A&E's Ancient Mysteries, Discovery Channel's Movie Magic and World of Wonder and the Canadian syndicated series Reel TV. He has also produced video/web educational distance-learning courses for PBS' Adult Learning Service, as well as numerous health-information, training, promotional and marketing projects for the broadcast, corporate, educational and home video markets.