STAGE ・ SCREEN
PRODUCER
Natalie is a talented producer with a passion for bringing stories to life on both stage and screen. Since the completion of her Masters Degree, majoring in producing, she has pioneered many captivating productions. Whether it be play, musicals, or short films, Natalie continues to push creative boundaries and inspire audiences locally and internationally.
EDUCATION
Natalie earned her Bachelor of Acting from the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University in 2021. Following that, she pursued a Master of Screen Production majoring in Producing at the Griffith Film School, which she completed in 2024. Additionally, she holds an ATCL in Musical Theatre from Trinity College, where she achieved a distinction. Natalie's theatrical journey began in elementary school at the American School in Tokyo, Japan, from 2007 to 2012. It was further cultivated with a music scholarship at Matthew Flinders Anglican College on the Sunshine Coast, Australia, from 2013 to 2018.
STAGE
Natalie is the producer and composer of I Am Woman, Hear Me in the Anywhere Theatre Festival in 2021. She also originated the role of Pepper in the debut production when performed at the Wynnum Fringe Festival in late 2020. ​
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Natalie has worked as a production assistant with SK Entertainment on their Australian Tour of Menopause the musical, working closely with Cameron Mitchell (2022, 2024).
She also worked on a musical development project called Florence, driven by writer Elise Greig and partnered with Metro Arts. ​
SCREEN
Natalie has worked on many projects for the screen. Most notably, she is the director, producer, composer, writer, and star of the 20-minute musical short film, Showstopper. This project premiered in August 2024 at Event Cinemas with a full audience of over 160 attendees. Showstopper will make its way through the festival circuit from January 2025.
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As a producer, Natalie participated in a two-week film intensive program in Winton, Outback Queensland, where she collaborated on multiple short films, overseeing key production elements and working closely with emerging filmmakers. Among these projects, she produced The Swagman, directed by Kiara Mezzina