Meghan Warby

Withoutayard Productions
Producer, Screenwriter, Director and Marketing/pr

Toronto, Canada

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October 2015

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About Meghan

Meghan Warby writes wry, strong-female-character-driven comedies. Leading a double life for 20 years draws her to complex characters; starting in comedy as a teen - she ended up in political lobbying & ghost-wrote for multinational corporations. Her digital posts & productions have reached millions. Her pilot 'Ctrl-Alt-Del' was a Screencraft finalist, her 'Billing, Shilling & Killing' film pitch landed her an Austin Film Fest finalist spot, & her first doc short ’36 Questions to Love’ made the ‘Top 5’ in TVO’s competition. A graduate of UofT’s Screenwriting & Second City's Sketch Writing programs, she performs stand-up, storytelling & musical improv around Toronto.

Unique traits: www.linkedin.com/in/meghanwarby

Gender:
Female

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Funny While Female (2018 - 2019)
Documentary by Withoutayard Productions Producer / Director
Juicy (2015)
Television (Comedy) Director
36 Questions to Love (2015)
Film by Meghan Warby (Short) Director Can falling in love be accelerated with a questionnaire? Watch a couple on a blind date conduct psychologist Arthur Aron's questionnaire. Their most intimate secrets, fears, and personal histories are shared, but will it lead to love?
It's My Turn (2014)
Film by Aliya Kanani (Short and Comedy) Writer
The Hipster and the Cat (2012)
Film by Anthony McLean (Short, Comedy, Music and Romance) Set decorator An unlucky bachelor wins a chance at love when he finds a beautiful girl's lost cat.
Colour Me (2011)
Film by Sherien Barsoum (Documentary and Drama) Miscellaneous Crew COLOUR ME is a documentary film that will change the way you think about race. We follow motivational speaker Anthony McLean into the ethnically explosive city of Brampton, Ontario - where is his forced to critically examine his own identity while mentoring six youth grappling with theirs. At a time when statistics on black youth in crime, drop-outs, and pregnancy are rising, we ask 'why' while exploring the confines of race, the complexity of identity and the need to find our voice. Written by Anonymous