A graduate of The Actors' Institute, London, Sally McLean is an actor, writer, director and producer for film, television and theatre.

Her first film, "A Little Rain Must Fall", was written in three months and produced by Mynfel Films in London, with Sally in the lead role. The film was launched at Ealing Studios to an invited audience, which resulted in discussions with the BBC and the Bravo Channel in the UK, as well as invitations for screenings from the Cannes and Venice Film Festivals. Realising that she had found a fascinating medium to play with, she dedicated every waking minute to her next feature script "The Legend of Dalny" (working title), which is now represented for production in the UK.

She has additionally written and directed two plays "Chasing Pegasus (a play in ten chords)" and "PS I Love You", both of which have been produced in Melbourne, with a third undergoing rewrites - "Bayonets & Bully Beef", excerpts from which were produced at the Victorian Arts Centre in July 2005 under her direction.

Her fourth play - "'Till The Boys Come Home" is due to be premiered at the Arts Centre in mid-2008.

She has also written, directed and produced the two short films "fixNATION" and "Brigit & Benny (a modern faerietale)", both of which have been seen on television channels such as Foxtel and Channel 31 in Australia, and the micro documentaries "Gyuto Monks: An Australian Awakening" and "The Giant, The Witch & The Waterhorse".

She is additionally distracting herself with two more feature length screenplays "Christie" and "The Last Gangster".

Her current project as a writer is an as yet untitled sitcom, and as writer/director she is working on the full-length documentary project "Franz's Squad" (working title) for Australian television.

Agent: L'Abbett Artists Management
Website: www.sallymclean.com