Nat has 20+ years' experience as a documentary producer/director in factual entertainment and perspective changing film making. Passionate about pushing boundaries, he thrives on delivering complex narratives through captivating visual storytelling. Renowned for his innovative approach and engaging delivery that blends entertainment ... Read More

Nat has 20+ years' experience as a documentary producer/director in factual entertainment and perspective changing film making. Passionate about pushing boundaries, he thrives on delivering complex narratives through captivating visual storytelling. Renowned for his innovative approach and engaging delivery that blends entertainment with education in the specialist factual sphere. He's known to have a knack for directing and getting the best out of onscreen talent. His approach has been rewarded by numerous awards and critical acclaim.

As a lead director on "One Strange Rock," a Will Smith science series that garnered a worldwide audience of over 100 million, he played a pivotal role in bringing complex scientific concepts to life through compelling storytelling and visually stunning cinematography.

One of his latest projects, "A Real Bug's Life" for Disney+, is a groundbreaking Natural History series that revolutionizes the genre by incorporating drama-style filming and storytelling techniques with Natural History film making. This innovative approach is captivating audiences and has set a new standard for Nat Hist.

His goal is now to produce and direct feature documentaries that not only entertain but also challenge, enlighten, and provoke thought. Leveraging his skills in storytelling, project management, and team leadership, he's committed to creating impactful content that resonates with audiences and contributes meaningfully to the cultural conversation.

SKILLS- Series Directing, Extreme Location shooting, Presenter Directing, Nat Hist storytelling, High-End Graphic sequences, Interviewing, Character-led stories, Science & History, cinematic photography, Perspective changing film making Read Less