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Dee began her career in South Africa, where she created and directed the multi-award-winning adventure series Solo Ascent, the 13-part Soweto action-drama Steelman, and Silent Hunter, which received a Gold Award at the New York Film Festival. Her television work also includes directing episodes of Season Two of the acclaimed prison drama Wentworth.

In addition to her feature and television work, Dee has directed numerous documentaries, including A Doctor’s Life, which received a Silver Dolphin at the 2012 Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards, as well as Everest – The Promise, the African episode of Tipping points, and Mystery of the Pharaohs.

Beyond filmmaking, Dee is also an author, journalist, and publisher. She has written a series of children's books and authored several non-fiction works, including The Truth in Journalism and The Child Protection Racket. Her writing explores media integrity, government accountability, civil liberties, and child protection issues.

In 2013, she founded Gumshoe News, an independent news and commentary platform that has since published more than 4,000 articles from a diverse range of contributors. Through her journalism and advocacy work, she has investigated issues spanning child protection, family law, media ethics, government transparency, and human rights.