Dr. Stephen Mouton wrote the screenplay for "Fat City, New Orleans" based on his experiences growing up as a high school teenager near the "Fat City" section of Metairie, a suburb of New Orleans in the 1970s. "That 70's Show" composer Brett Perry wrote much of the background score. The movie also contains songs performed by Elvis Costello, The Knack and written by KC of KC and the Sunshine Band.
Stephen Mouton's directorial debut was made with Freudian Eyebrow, a quirky thriller that follows unsuspecting college students guarding a dark secret after signing up for a midnight experiment to improve their grades. Freudian Eyebrow went on to win several awards including an Accolade award in the experimental category.
Stephen Mouton currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife and children and is a Clinical Psychologist in a private practice and a Business Psychology consultant to corporations developing specialized programs in developmental disabilities, involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations, learning disabilities and cognitive-behavior therapy. His background incites unique, and innovative story ideas.