Kathryn Machi, MFA, helms ViviLu Productions where she researches, germinates, and writes screenplays and stories that entertain, educate, and embrace creative, life-affirming, feminist, and culturally diverse individuals, families, and communities, for international audiences ages 12 to 102.

A longtime dance and holistic devotee, Kathryn conceived her two performance-based scripts, FIREBIRD and BUZZ, when, as the recipient of Native American and University Women scholarships, she returned to SF State to earn her MFA in Fiction and Screenwriting. Her new, family drama TV series concept, JUNE ROSE, is set in late 1960s San Francisco Bay Area and chronicles an Anglo/Cherokee woman's journey from  suburban housewife to feminist and social justice activist.

A dual American-French citizen, and a proud citizen of the Cherokee Nation, Kathryn has two grown children, and lives with her French-American family in San Francisco. VivuLu’s writing projects are supported by fiscal sponsor Fractured Atlas in New York City. https://www.fracturedatlas.org/site/fiscal/profile?id=13656.

UPDATE: ViviLu is pleased to announce that in December 2018, BUZZ was purchased by a Los Angeles TV movie production company. Stay tuned for release date!