Andrew Mackie (producer)

Andrew Mackie
Nationality	Australian
Occupation	Film distributor, producer
Years active	2008-present

Andrew Mackie is an Australian film distributor and producer. He is a co-founder of Australian film distribution company Transmission Films along with Richard Payten. He is also a current board member of Adelaide Film Festival.

Mackie founded the Australian film distribution company Transmission Films with Richard Payten in 2008. Prior to Transmission Mackie and Payten were joint general managers of Dendy Films and The Globe Film Co. He and Payten have released over 180 films generating over $340 million at the box office. Films Mackie has acquired and distributed have won 9 Palme d’Ors, been nominated for 51 Academy Awards and received over 220 AACTA nominations. As a film distributor he has released films such as The King's Speech, Amour, Samson & Delilah, The Railway Man, Calvary, Shame and many more.

As a producer he has executive produced a number of films including Holding the Man directed by Neil Armfield, Mary & Max directed by Adam Elliot, Candy directed by Neil Armfield, The Eye of the Storm directed by Fred Schepisi, Tracks directed by John Curran, the UK/Australian co-production Oyster Farmer directed by Anna Reeves and Strangerland directed by Kim Farrant starring Nicole Kidman.

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