Catherine Crouch

Catherine Crouch is an award-winning filmmaker based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Catherine’s filmography as writer/director includes the 16mm experimental short, Vanilla Lament (1997), which won numerous awards in over 80 festival screenings, including a silver plaque at the Chicago International Film Festival. One Small Step (1999), 16mm, is a 30-minute family drama, which won four festival awards for best short film during its festival history. Stray Dogs (2001) was Catherine’s 35mm feature film debut as a writer/director, and has been released on home video and DVD by Spectrum Films. Pretty Ladies (2002) is a 30-minute super 8mm B&W fairy tale that has won two Kodak cinematography awards, as well as two best of festival awards. The Gendercator (2007) is a science fiction short that controversially examined gender roles in a frightening right wing future.