Natalie Kennedy, a talented individual born in Manchester, England in the year 1984, hails from a creative family with a mother who is a fashion designer and manufacturer, and a father who is a multifaceted artist, excelling in music, acting, and playwriting. Her early exposure to the world of theatre, where she grew up watching family members take to the stage, instilled in her a passion for the performing arts.
From a young age, Natalie began acting, a talent that soon evolved into writing and producing original plays. Her experiences in theatre laid the groundwork for her future endeavors, as she transitioned into the world of filmmaking, leveraging her skills as a photographer to capture the perfect shot. While her primary focus is now in film, Natalie still maintains a connection to theatre, occasionally working on productions that showcase her versatility.
One of her most notable achievements is the play "Parents Without Children," which received a nomination for the prestigious Manchester Theatre Awards and earned her the Best Director award at the North West Theatre Awards. This recognition is a testament to her exceptional skills behind the camera and her ability to bring complex stories to life.
Natalie's academic background is equally impressive, as she holds a 1st class degree in 'Media and Performance' from Salford University. Her career as a film director and cinematographer has been marked by a string of successful short films, which have garnered international acclaim, festival recognition, and industry attention from notable professionals such as BAFTA award-winning writer Geoff Thompson and award-winning film director David Attwood, among others.
