Natalie Bible'
American film director, screenwriter, film producer
About Natalie Bible'
Born 1983. Natalie Bible' is an American film director, film producer, actor, film editing and screenwriter.
Natalie Bible' (born November 9, 1983) is an American film director, screenwriter, editor, and film producer.
Life and career Bible' was born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee. Her first feature film Windsor Drive which she directed, edited, and produced was distributed theatrically by Indican Pictures in 2015. The film stars Samaire Armstrong, Tommy O'Reilly, Jillian Murray, Mandy Musgrave, and Matt Cohen.
In 2016, Bible' was working on her second feature William Froste.
In April 2022, Bible was set to direct and co-write High Tide starring Andrew Keegan and Sonalii Castillo.
Filmography Year Title Position 2015 Windsor Drive Director/editor/producer 2016 William Froste Director/producer
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Who is Natalie Bible'?
American film director, screenwriter, film producer
When was Natalie Bible' born?
Natalie Bible' was born on 9 November 1983 in Knoxville.
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Natalie Bible' is a film director, film producer, actor, film editing and screenwriter.
What nationality is Natalie Bible'?
Natalie Bible' is American.
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