Nathalie is a London-based cinematographer who has worked across film (16mm & 35mm) and digital on a diverse range of narrative projects, fashion films, commercials, and music videos in the UK and abroad. From a visual perspective, she is known for her story-based approach to lighting and camera, and believes in creating a strong and unique visual language for each project, demonstrating a keen eye for abstraction and experimentation with imagery and techniques when the project calls for it. Additionally, she is regarded for her collaborative practice, strong work ethic, and her professional manner on set with cast and crew.Nathalie trained on the MA Cinematography course at the National Film & Television School in Beaconsfield under the sponsorship of Channel 4. In 2015 she was awarded the CTBF John Brabourne Award for Emerging Talent sponsored by the British Cinema and Television Veterans (BCTV). While Nathalie has confidently lensed projects on a multitude of themes and topics, her particular interests and strengths lie in themes that resonate with her on a personal level; ideas around identity of self, memory, disjointed emotion, "home"-lessness, nostalgia, and unspoken subtext.Nathalie is a member of Sporas - a collective for Black and POC cinematographers and crew, Women Behind The Camera, Primetime, ICFC (International Collective of Female Cinematographers) and Illuminatrix Rising - a collective for up and coming female cinematographers.She is represented worldwide by WPA.