Catherine Vouvray has been tapping out words for decades, first in the advertising world and then in the literary world. Her most recent published work is the LGBTQ+ short story “Flaming” in the anthology Out of Many One: Celebrating Diversity. It is an excerpt from her young adult novel, First and Seventeen, which she is adapting for TV.

A lesbian writer/director, her mission is to make female-led films. Her goal is to place older and marginalized women at the epicenter of the story. Her script Call Waiting was optioned and produced, starring John Noble. Her directorial debut was the short drama film Suspended, which was followed by the short comedy film IRA: Cashing In, starring the legendary Gary Clarke. Its script won Best Comedy Screenplay at a the Austin Micro Short Film Festival. Both shorts were completed in 2020 and are awaiting their premieres.

Her feature drama script Trap Doors was a semi-finalist at CineStory in 2019 and a Top 10 finalist in Table Read My Screenplay Genre Drama. Her lesbian rom-com feature script, Les Go!, was a semifinalist in ScreenCraft Comedy, Filmmatic Comedy, and in Table Read My Screenplay Genre Comedy. It was a Top 10 finalist in Creative Screenwriting Unique Voices.
She is in development on a contained dramatic feature to shoot in 2021.