Katy Chevigny, a seasoned documentary filmmaker, has recently joined forces with Fusion Entertainment. This move comes after her first narrative feature film, "The Easy Kind, " debuted at the Telluride Film Festival. Chevigny is no stranger to the film industry, having produced or directed over a dozen documentaries and series throughout her career. She co-founded Big Mouth Productions, an independent production company, and even won an Emmy in 2023 for her work on "Home" for A24 / AppleTV+. Her documentaries, including "E-Team" and "Dick Johnson Is Dead, " have received numerous award nominations.

"The Easy Kind" stars country singer Elizabeth Cook, who plays a fictionalized version of herself. The movie follows Cook's journey as she navigates the challenges of middle age and the music industry. Chevigny's background in documentaries brings a unique realism to the film, which has been praised for its authenticity. Indiewire commended the film's documentary-like feel, noting that it often seems like a true story.

Chevigny's interest in Cook began when she lived in Nashville in 2015 and saw her perform at a weekly gig in a dive bar. The two collaborated closely to create Cook's character in the film. The supporting cast includes notable names like Susie Essman, David Letterman, and Karen Allen.

Fusion Entertainment, founded by Adam Kersh and Chris Evans, has a roster of accomplished filmmakers under its wing, including Amy Seimetz and Sean Baker. Chevigny's addition to the team reflects their commitment to supporting talented artists.

Meet Katy Chevigny: Filmmaker and Documentary Pro Turns to Narrative Features

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