Bio
Natalie Berger is a director, producer, writer, and photographer from the Pacific Northwest, based in Brooklyn, NY. Her photography has been featured in Vogue and Vanity Fair. Her short documentary film, The Grace premiered at the Anchorage International Film Festival in 2024 and is currently on the festival circuit. She is co-directing her debut feature documentary film, Upstream, a coming of age story set against the backdrop of climate change. This film is projected to release in 2025.
Contact
natalierberger[at]gmail.com
Exhibitions, Awards, and Publications
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival Official Selection, 2025 — The Grace (Co-director, co-cinematographer, co-editor)
RiverRun International Film Festival Official Selection, 2025 — The Grace (Co-director, co-cinematographer, co-editor)
American Documentary and Animation Film Festival Official Selection, 2025 — The Grace (Co-director, co-cinematographer, co-editor)
Anchorage International Film Festival Official Selection, 2024 — The Grace (Co-director, co-cinematographer, co-editor)
Berlin International Film Festival Official Selection, 2025 — Monk In Pieces (associate producer)
Telluride Film Festival Official Selection, 2022— High Noon on the Waterfront (associate producer)
Vogue, 2020, Fishwife photography, “Meet Fishwife, the Stylish, Sustainably-Sourced Tinned Fish You Want in Your Kitchen”
The Kenyon Review Blog, 2020, personal essay, “Moving”
Trinity Film Festival Official Selection, 2020— Closure
The Atticus Review, 2020, book review, “The Malleable Nature of Adulthood”
James E. Michael Playwriting Award, 2019, Sticky Hot in West Palm Beach
Pocket Playhouse, Rogue Space Chelsea, New York City, 2018, photograph, “Oregon Country Fair”
Teen Art Gallery Annual Exhibition, New York City, 2014 and 2015, photographs, "The Meat Market" and “Her”