Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Michael McMahon (filmmaker)
without prejudice against recreation if somebody can actually find |reliable sources to reference an article about him ''properly''. He does actually have a credible potential notability claim as a producer of Genie Award|Genie/Canadian Screen Award nominated or winning documentary films — but while that is a valid notability claim ''if'' it's sourced properly, it isn't so very meganotable as to ''exempt'' a person from having to have any acceptable |reliable sources just because the article has the ''word'' "award" in it. But even on a ProQuest search I just can't find anything good — I can find a few stray namechecks of his existence, but nothing of substance, and even those are far, far outnumbered by accidental text matches on sources about different people who merely happen to have the same name. So if somebody can actually find better sources than I've been able to, then this could be reconsidered — but nothing in the article is "inherently" notable enough to override the very poor state of the article's current sourcing.Also, the article was created by a |single purpose account with a direct |conflict of interest, as her entire Wikipedia contribution history consists ''entirely'' of creating and editing articles about Michael, his brother, their production company and the director of a film Michael worked on, making it remarkably unsurprising that the LinkedIn résumé of an associate producer with that very same company comes up as the very first hit if you search the username on Google
— User:Bearcat, 23:41, 7 April 2021 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:RS||WP:RS||WP:SPA||WP:COI (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)