writer ~ screenwriter ~ experimental filmmaker ~ poet ~ editor ~ publisher
Kathryn Mockler, 2020
SHORT BIO LITERARY
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) edited the print anthology Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis (Coach House Books, 2020) and is the publisher of the Watch Your Head website. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023.
SHORT BIO FILM
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) is a screenwriter and experimental filmmaker. She is a CFC alumnus, TIFF Talent Lab participant, and winner of the San Francisco Film Society Screenwriting Fellowship. She is a Nicholl semifinalist and Zoetrope and BlueCat Quarterfinalist. Her films and experimental videos have screened at such festivals as TIFF, EMFA, Palm Springs Film Festival and most recently at the Arizona Underground Film Festival and REELPoetry/HoustonTX. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023, and she is an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting at the University of Victoria.
SHORT BIO LITERARY & FILM
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) is a writer, screenwriter, experimental filmmaker, editor, and publisher. She edited the print anthology Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis (Coach House Books, 2020) and is the publisher of the Watch Your Head website. Her films have screened at TIFF, EMFA, the Palm Springs Film Festival and most recently at the Arizona Underground Film Festival and REELPoetry/HoustonTX. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023, and she is an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting at the University of Victoria.
LONG BIO
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) is the author of five books of poetry and several short films and experimental videos.
She is the Publisher of the Watch Your Head site and was the Canada Editor for Joyland Magazine from 2013-2020 and the Publisher of The Rusty Toque from 2011-2017.
Her most recent books include a poetry chapbook Me Then You Then Me Then (Knife | Fork | Book, 2020) written in collaboration with Gary Barwin and Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis from Coach House Books in October 2020. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023. Her writing has been published in Fence, Arc Magazine, Geist, This Magazine, and others.
Her films and experimental videos have screened at over 60 festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival, Palm Springs International Festival, ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival, and EMAF, and most recently at the Arizona Underground Film Festival and the REELPoetryHoustonTX Festival. And they have won awards at Worldfest, Yorkton, The Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival, and Euroshorts and have been broadcast on TMN, Movieola, and Bravo.
She is a TIFF Talent Lab Alumnus, a Praxis Screenwriting Fellow, and won the San Francisco Film Society Screenwriting Fellowship. She attended the Canadian Film Centre's Writers' Lab and wrote two short films for the NBC/Universal Short Dramatic Film Program. She is an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting in the Department of Writing at the University of Victoria.
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) edited the print anthology Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis (Coach House Books, 2020) and is the publisher of the Watch Your Head website. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023.
SHORT BIO FILM
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) is a screenwriter and experimental filmmaker. She is a CFC alumnus, TIFF Talent Lab participant, and winner of the San Francisco Film Society Screenwriting Fellowship. She is a Nicholl semifinalist and Zoetrope and BlueCat Quarterfinalist. Her films and experimental videos have screened at such festivals as TIFF, EMFA, Palm Springs Film Festival and most recently at the Arizona Underground Film Festival and REELPoetry/HoustonTX. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023, and she is an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting at the University of Victoria.
SHORT BIO LITERARY & FILM
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) is a writer, screenwriter, experimental filmmaker, editor, and publisher. She edited the print anthology Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis (Coach House Books, 2020) and is the publisher of the Watch Your Head website. Her films have screened at TIFF, EMFA, the Palm Springs Film Festival and most recently at the Arizona Underground Film Festival and REELPoetry/HoustonTX. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023, and she is an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting at the University of Victoria.
LONG BIO
Kathryn Mockler (she/her) is the author of five books of poetry and several short films and experimental videos.
She is the Publisher of the Watch Your Head site and was the Canada Editor for Joyland Magazine from 2013-2020 and the Publisher of The Rusty Toque from 2011-2017.
Her most recent books include a poetry chapbook Me Then You Then Me Then (Knife | Fork | Book, 2020) written in collaboration with Gary Barwin and Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis from Coach House Books in October 2020. Her debut collection of stories is forthcoming from Book*hug in 2023. Her writing has been published in Fence, Arc Magazine, Geist, This Magazine, and others.
Her films and experimental videos have screened at over 60 festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival, Palm Springs International Festival, ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival, and EMAF, and most recently at the Arizona Underground Film Festival and the REELPoetryHoustonTX Festival. And they have won awards at Worldfest, Yorkton, The Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival, and Euroshorts and have been broadcast on TMN, Movieola, and Bravo.
She is a TIFF Talent Lab Alumnus, a Praxis Screenwriting Fellow, and won the San Francisco Film Society Screenwriting Fellowship. She attended the Canadian Film Centre's Writers' Lab and wrote two short films for the NBC/Universal Short Dramatic Film Program. She is an Assistant Professor of Screenwriting in the Department of Writing at the University of Victoria.
