Cathryn Michon is a multifaceted creative force, whose collaborative endeavors with her husband, author W. Bruce Cameron, have yielded a string of successful films. Together, they have penned the screenplays for Amblin/Universal's A Dog's Purpose, A Dog's Journey, and the upcoming A Dog's Promise, as well as Sony Pictures' A Dog's Way Home.
In addition to her screenwriting prowess, Michon has also ventured into film direction, showcasing her talents behind the lens in the Lionsgate production Cook Off!, which she co-wrote, produced, and starred in alongside a talented ensemble cast, including Melissa McCarthy, Ben Falcone, and Wendy McLendon-Covey. Her additional directorial credits include the film Muffin Top: A Love Story, in which she co-wrote and starred alongside David Arquette, Marissa Jaret Winokur, and Retta.
Prior to her success in the film industry, Michon honed her comedic chops as a member of Chicago's renowned Second City troupe. Her stand-up comedy background has served her well, and she has also made a name for herself as a television writer and producer, having worked on a variety of network shows, including South Park and Diagnosis Murder.
Furthermore, Michon is the author of the nationally bestselling feminist memoir, The Grrl Genius Guide To Life, which has cemented her status as a respected voice in the literary world. Her passion for cinema is evident in her hosting duties for the AMC series Grrl Genius at the movies, where she celebrated the greatest chick flicks of all time for three years. With her impressive array of credits and accomplishments, Cathryn Michon has established herself as a talented and versatile creative force in the entertainment industry.
