Rate My Professor Justin Mac Gregor

MacGregor has received numerous awards, including Artist Project Awards from Arts Council England (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013), Peggy Ramsay Writing Awards (2011, 2012, 2013, 2015), Directing Bursary Awards from the Directors Guild of Great Britain (2009, 2010), Award of Merit and Award of Excellence from the Accolade Global Film Competition (2022), Award of Merit from Impact Documentary Awards (2023), and Manchester Theatre Award (2012). His key publication is the book Cineworks 2000: Twenty Years of Independent Filmmaking in British Columbia (2000). Notable creative works include theatre productions such as 'To Russia, With Pride' (2015), 'Uhta! The last part of the night' (2016), 'It Shall Be Illegal' (2014), and 'The Lonely Clouds of Guernica' (2016); film productions like 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps: Images for Putin's Russia' (2014), 'Is There Anybody Out There? Young Voices from Inside a Pandemic' (2021, selected for Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival), and 'Tow' (2024); and scripts including 'The Gyre' (2019), 'Cooking in the Outer Hebrides with Angus McTiernan - a live theatrical podcast' (2022), and 'Vaclav's Prague Spring Blues' (2023-2024).