THE BUSINESS:
A New Dawn in Theatrical, TV, and Streaming Worlds 🎬
As the curtains fall on the recent strike, we stand at the threshold of a new era in the theatrical, TV, and streaming industry. This period has been a testament to the incredible resilience and dedication of everyone involved, from the actors on screen to the teams behind the scenes.
During these challenging times, our actors didn't just perform; they shone brightly, exemplifying the true spirit of resilience that is so deeply ingrained in our industry. Their ability to adapt, persevere, and continue to inspire amidst adversity is nothing short of remarkable. It's this resilience, honed through the relentless grind of acting, that has kept the heart of our industry beating strong.
As we move forward, we want to extend our heartfelt wishes to every individual who plays a part in this vibrant industry. From those just stepping into the world of production to the seasoned professionals of the AMPTP corporate executive levels, your contributions are invaluable. You are all integral threads in our industry.
Let's remember, whether in front of the camera, behind it, or in the boardrooms, we are all people striving for success, purpose, survival, and the freedom to express our creativity. The end of the strike isn't just a conclusion; it's a beacon of hope for advancement and growth in our beloved industry.
Here's to a future filled with more stories, more innovation, and more opportunities for us all. Together, we continue to write the narrative of an industry that's as dynamic as it is resilient.
#TogetherWeGrow #ResilientIndustry #NewBeginningsInEntertainment
Behind the Scenes Photos
Beverly HIlls Film Festival 2023
On Set
2023
Inadequate Film Premiere 2023
Oscar Night 2023
Awards Season & Screenings 2023
On SET
2022
Diversion X as
as Writer, Co-Editor & Actor
Dec 2022
INADEQUATE
Nov 2022
I Can't Cut it Out
Aug 2022
Colors of Solace
June 2022
HAIR & MAKE UP
BEHIND THE SCENES
March 2022
When I was young, I realized how fun and easy it was to charm and entertain myself through playing dress up and pretend. Every character I get a chance to embody is letting the little girl within me play. Having a team on this last project that were so talented in hair and make up made me feel so beautiful. I'm so grateful for the experience. Locking it in and hoping for more!!!!
BEHIND THE SCENES
February 2022
So blessed and grateful to have had the opportunity to work with an amazing and extremely talented team at the American Film Institute. From an amazing cast, director, screenwriter, co-producer, cinematographer, make up artist, crew, and very friendly crafty service. Everyone was amazing and allowed for an extremely comfortable space for me to be uniquely artistic and feel safe be in the imaginary world of the character.
PRESS COVERAGE AND UPDATES
I’m proud to say that my performances are sometimes covered by local media. Check out some of those headlines regarding my work and learn more about upcoming projects. Make sure you stay up to date by subscribing for the latest news, blogs and events.
SUNDANCE FILM 2012
Natalie Amey, previously known as, Natalie Fouron, stars as Brooke.
"An elderly patient dies in a county hospital leaving no known next of kin. Over the course of the next twenty-four hours, we chart the efforts of four central characters in finding a family member to contact in regards to the death of this anonymous individual; a nurse, a social services representative of the hospital, the emergency contact person listed on the decedents admission form, and lastly an investigator from the public administrators office."
CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN
"...The event honors African-American women actors, performers, athletes and writers through interpretive dance, monologues and fashion scenes....
...This years show honored WNBA player Lisa Leslie, actress Angela Bassett, singer Whitney Houston, writer Edwidge Danticat, models Iman and Tyra Banks, and Hip Hop phenomenon Lauryn Hill.
UF psychology major Natalie Fouron (now Natalie Amey) performed a medley of songs by Lauryn Hill that got a standing ovation from the crowd. "I especially liked the Lauryn Hill performance because she looked and danced just like her,' UF sophomore Tage Stahoo said. "I really felt like I was in her presence."
Fouron (Amey) said ever since she was a freshman her friends has told her she looks like Lauryn Hill. She studied Hill's moves on the MTV Music Awards and auditioned for the part the next day....
excerpts from Newspaper: Florida Alligator by Jasmin Thompson, p8,11/22/99.
