Full Circle Films is a closely held entertainment company focused on finding, developing and producing compelling projects for the big screen and television. These projects may be contemporaneous or historical, factual or fanciful, big budget or small budget, star vehicles or ensemble pieces. What matters is that the circumstances of the story be engrossing and that the characters be fully drawn and engaging. The principals of Full Circle Films pay close attention to the story, to the script as an expression of that story and, ultimately, to the production elements that serve that script and story. With these factors in mind, Full Circle Films expects to create projects that enjoy financial, critical and artistic success.

Katherine is a multi hyphenate born and raised in Montana. She attended the University of California and graduated with a B.A. from the UCLA School of Theater, Film & Television with an emphasis in acting. As she pursues her career as an actress, Katherine has turned her attention to writing and directing. Her first produced screenplay, “Rainmaker”, went on to win a number of awards at film festivals around the world. As an actress Katherine has appeared in a number of films, web series, plays and national commercials. She also has a supporting role on the television series, “The Last Ship” (TNT). Katherine is currently working on several full length feature film projects as well as a limited series for television.

Chris started in the film business as a Location Manager on the Martin Ritt directed film The Front in New York City. Since then he has worked as Location Manager, Production Manager or Line Producer on over 25 films, including: Raging Bull, Sophie’s Choice, Trading Places, The Cotton Club, The Freshman, Fatal Attraction, Mermaids, Thunderheart, Bad Boys, Heat, Reach the Rock, and The Slaughter Rule. Some of the directors that he has been privileged to work with include Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Alan Pakula, Michael Mann, Michael Apted, Michael Bay, Adrian Lyne, John Landis and John Hughes. Chris particularly enjoys the challenges of producing on locations away from the production hubs of Los Angeles and New York.