Press.
A sampling of media coverage.
Caitlin McCarthy on the cover of Imagine Magazine.
A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy reached the Academy Nicholl Top 10%.
A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy was promoted as a "highly rated script" by The Black List website.
A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy advanced to the Second Round Selections of the Spring 2023 ISA Fast Track Fellowship.
Métis Federation of Canada celebrated member Caitlin McCarthy's Best Feature Screenplay Award for A NATIVE LAND. Caitlin is of Métis descent through her Huron (Wendat)/Abenaki/French Canadian ancestry.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette article about Caitlin McCarthy winning an artist fellowship from the Mass Cultural Council. Article highlights her scripts A NATIVE LAND and WONDER DRUG.
OMFRC celebrated Caitlin McCarthy being featured by New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT)'s profile "What's in Your Toolkit." She discusses A NATIVE LAND in her Q&A. Note Caitlin is a member of the OMFRC.
Zaftyg Los Angeles ran a cover story about Caitlin McCarthy as part of its Female Screenwriters Series.
Caitlin McCarthy's A NATIVE LAND was selected for the exclusive Women in Screen Workshop, led by the Australian International Screen Forum in New York.
A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy was selected for The Gotham's Owning It Program. Caitlin is pictured above the word "challenge" in this image.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette article about A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy winning Best Feature Screenplay at the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival.
Script Magazine (a division of Writer's Digest) interviewed Caitlin McCarthy about her scripts including A NATIVE LAND and writing process.
Worcester Telegram & Gazette article that highlights how A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy reached the Academy Nicholl Top 10%.
IMAGINE Magazine feature story about A NATIVE LAND by Caitlin McCarthy winning Best Feature Screenplay at the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival.
The Jig is Up podcast interviewed Caitlin McCarthy about her screenplays (including A NATIVE LAND) and her Métis heritage through her Huron (Wendat)/Abenaki/French Canadian ancestry.
Caitlin McCarthy was featured by Women in Film & Video New England (WIFVNE) during Women's History Month and the WIFVNE #HerStory initiative. She talks about A NATIVE LAND in her Q&A.