Anthony McLemore is a highly accomplished executive producer, director, and writer in the television industry, with a career spanning over two decades. His expertise extends across various genres, including news, talk shows, reality TV, and documentaries.

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In 2022, McLemore's exceptional work on the Netflix/Hulu documentary "The New York Times Presents: Malfunction: The Dressing Down of Janet Jackson" earned him the prestigious Emmy Award for Outstanding Arts, Culture, Entertainment Report. He also achieved the honor of winning Best Documentary Film at the African American Film Festival for his remarkable project, "One Child Left Behind": The Untold Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Scandal.

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Anthony's credits include renowned projects such as Big Brother, The Jackson's: A Family Dynasty, the docuseries Brat Camp, Border Security USA for ABC, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Street Outlaws, and The Dr. Phil Show.

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McLemore's journey began as a news reporter and fill-in anchor covering the Oklahoma City Bombing. He later earned a Cable-Ace award for the sketch comedy/magazine show "HEP-TV." He went on to launch E! Entertainment's Emmy-nominated lifestyle show Celebrity Homes and BET's lifestyle docuseries "How I'm Living," the network's second highest-rated show in 2002.