Julie Lynch’s critically acclaimed film GETTING OFF premieres Wednesday, September 21st at 8:30PM on Showtime.

GETTING OFF was awarded The Broader Vision Award for Filmmaking Dedicated to The Greater Good at The Garden State Film Festival and The Audience Award at The ARPA International Film Festival. In addition to being an official selection of the Toronto International Film Festival, The Seattle International Film Festival, The Munich Film Festival, The Santa Barbara International Film Festival, SXSW, Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, and many others, GETTING OFF recently screened at The Pioneer Theatre in NYC and The ARCLIGHT in LA.

After its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival, Entertainment Weekly declared, "Julie is obviously a big talent!"

Julie has been a featured filmmaker in Vogue, The Hollywood Reporter and Cover Magazine and has been interviewed on CNN's News Stand, Good Morning America, Philly After Midnight and Money Hunt.

Most recently, she has been developing two original screenplays and was commissioned to write a courtroom drama based on a true story. She also directed "All The King's Horses," a one-act finalist for the 2005 Samuel French competition.

Julie currently appears as a health expert on morning television and radio programs nationwide. She is also a host of the syndicated radio show, THE TRUTH ABOUT NUTRITION.

For eight years, she hosted HEALTH TALK, broadcasting live from the ABC RADIO NETWORK STUDIOS and her health-related articles have appeared in national magazines like Self, Penthouse, and the Australian publication Cleo.

Besides being a reporter for sporting events on ESPN, Julie has also appeared on CNN, FOX, and Good Morning America. And, beginning January 2006, she’ll be seen every week on the new PBS travel show, GREAT FINDS WITH JULIE LYNCH!, on which she is also a writer and producer.

Trained as an actress, Julie studied with New York legends Wynn Handman and Fred Kareman and has had leading roles in more than twenty films, starring opposite Lance Henrickson in THE OUTFIT (MCA/Universal), Bill Sage in YOU'D BETTER BE RIGHT (a Bronze Medal winner at the Houston Film Festival and a Silver Medal winner at the Telly Awards) and Doug McGrath in Evan Dunsky’s PRICE OF CRUDE. Julie also played the role of Lisa on the ABC day-time drama LOVING.