Current projects snapshot includes Molly Vs THE MACHINES, a heart stopping feature documentary about surveillance capitalism; CHILDREN OF HONEY, co-created with young people in one of the last hunter gatherer Communities on earth; HITLER’S EYE a landmark film project immersing us in a confronting WW2 archive; ARCTIC BLUE, following cinematographer Ismaele Tortella deep in an Arctic winter as he is forced to confront a truth he has been trying to escape since childhood; and WOLF BAY, an original Gaelic drama. Previously Natalie led the BBC’s £100M+ unscripted portfolio and was editorial lead for the BBC partnership with PBS.

Natalie started her television career as a researcher on natural history programmes; the first her family to go to University, she studied Zoology at Oxford University before doing a PhD on the genetics of symbiosis. Natalie's family is from Scotland and Birmingham, she and her husband met in Edinburgh and got married in Campbeltown, moving to Glasgow full time in 2011. She is also a graduate of London Business School and regularly mentors for industry diversity schemes. She’s a mum of two sons and enjoys art and photography, as well as giving time pro bono teaching storytelling skills.