Stephen Kemp is a multifaceted creative professional, born in the United Kingdom, who has established a remarkable career as a writer, director, and executive producer.
As a dual UK/Canadian citizen, Kemp's journey in the entertainment industry began in experimental theatre, where he honed his skills and developed a unique perspective. Subsequently, he worked for various UK independent production houses, focusing on high-end hybrid drama and documentary projects.
Notably, his feature dramas, including "After Armageddon" for History US and "The Abduction" for SyFy, showcased his versatility and expertise in the field.
In 2013, Kemp relocated to Toronto, where he served as the Series Creator and Executive Producer on two seasons of the critically acclaimed biker drama "Gangland Undercover" for History Channel and A&E.
His work continued to garner widespread attention and acclaim, with his 2016 Lifetime movie "Girl In The Box" ranking as the channel's second-highest rated film of the year. This success was followed by "Girl In The Bunker," which premiered in May 2018 and solidified its position as one of the network's most highly-rated made-for-television movies of the year.
