Katrina Fullman is a film and videomaker, performance/installation artist, and educator. Unraveled, her feature lenghth documentary, on memory, genetics and Alzheimer's disease won the 2008 FREDDIE International Health and Medical Media Award in the Issues and Ethics category and a Chris Statuette at the Columbus International Film and Video Festival. Fullman is also director of the award-winning documentary shorts Her Appetite and Refuse & Refashion, and writer, producer and director of the commedy/melodrama/social satire I Touched Gloria. Fullman's video work has screened extensively at festivals, galleries and museums including Art in General (New York), the Bettry Rymer Gallery (Chicago), Outfest (L.A.), The San Francisco Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (San Francisco), Reeling (Chicago), Mix (New York), Women in the Director’s Chair (Chicago), Athens International Film Festival, Telemanita Women’s Video Festival (Mexico City), Kino Im Schulz (Cologne), and the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. Fullman's performance, photography and installation work has been exhibited at Gallery2 in Chicago, and the Caesar Chavez Gallery and Mission Cultural Center, both in San Francisco. She has been reviewed in the Chicago Sun Times, Chicago Reader, San Francisco Bay Guardian, and The Ultimate Guide to Lesbian and Gay Film (New York: Serpents Tail Press, 1996). Fullman has received grants from the Lucius and Eva Eastman Fund, The Chicago Artist Assistance Program, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Purdue Research Foundation. She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Communication Department at Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW). Fullman has also taught at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Columbia College Chicago, and Harold Washington City College (Chicago). She holds s a BA in political science from The Ohio State University and an MFA in video from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.