Kathleen Lee, writer, producer and General Productions co-founder is a reporter for ABC News.   As a writer and freelance journalist, Kathleen has written for The Economist, The Belfast Telegraph and The Reuters Forum Journal.   Upon graduating from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, Kathleen moved to Belfast, Northern Ireland, where she produced General Productions’ documentary , "Women on the Threshold", which focused on women’s role in Northern Ireland’s peace process.  This documentary debuted at the "Vital Voices: Women in Democracy Conference" in Belfast, a US State Department hosted event in September ‘98.  Kathleen developed her interest in Northern Ireland while attending the London School of Economics for her Masters in International Relations. During her time living in the UK, she appeared as a political commentator on BBC TV and Radio in Belfast.  Kathleen has translated her political and historical knowledge to the stage in,  “The Tattered Green”,   General Productions’ historical musical about the 1916 Easter uprising in Dublin.  “The Tattered Green”, written by Kathleen Lee, Enda Keegan, Robert E. Lee and Apryl Fioriglio, premiered at The Irish Arts Center in New York City.  Kathleen is the producer of the very successful  "ALICE UNDERGRoUND", which won Best Experimental Short Film at the New York International Independent Festival Currently, Kathleen is producing General Productions’ upcoming feature film, “PSEUDOLOGICA FANTASTICA!”.