About

Katherine McClintic

Katherine McClintic is a New York City–based producer, writer, and choreographer who uses a collaborative, imaginative approach to bridging fine and commercial art. 

McClintic’s debut poetry collection, Ending the War on My Body, was published by Canoe Tree Press, and her work has been featured at many venues, including the Dorm’s eating disorder recovery center, the Village Salon, and the United Theatre in Rhode Island. McClintic is the creator, producer and choreographer of the multidisciplinary theatrical piece featuring spoken word from her eponymous book Ending the War on My Body, six short films, a musical score, and choreographed performances.

McClintic trained professionally as a dancer and now works as a choreographer for film, TV, and theater. Her recent choreography credits include The Sweet East, which premiered at Cannes and Lincoln Center NYFF; Queen of the Mold, a horror short film streaming on HueMan TV; and the stage production of Medea at Lenfest Center for the Arts. 

McClintic works in production for still-life photography and video production in collaboration with JJ Ignotz Photography and her own production company McClintic Productions. Her goal is to make everyone on set feel well-hosted. Favorite projects as a line producer include work for clients such as The Skimm, Empire Waist Films, Brookstone, The Empire State Building, and Limited Too.