natasha@dreamfinder.net
07768 344307

• BAFTA Award winning Film and Television Documentary and Drama Producer
• Background in Theatre Directing working with new writers
• Established Dreamfinder Productions in April 2002
• Trainer, mentor and lecturer

• WILD BLUE by Kevin Markwick. A feelgood comedy.
• DEADLOCK by Michael Bentham. A psychological thriller.
• EVERYONE LOVES A WINNER by Michael Bentham.
• THE SHOW MUST GO ON by Vito Roco. A comedy in development with Vertigo Films.
• AFTER THE DEATH OF ALICE BENNETT by Colin McLaren based on a novel by Rowland Molony. A comedy drama being developed with Michael Baig Clifford's Grand Union Films and Cuba Productions.
• THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T PAINT HITLER. Award winning documentary being developed into a Feature Film for Hotbed Media with writer Claire Bennett.

• Soul Boy by Jeff Williams with Ipso Facto Films

• Pink by Geoff Thompson directed by Michael Baig Clifford
• The Ungone written and directed by Simon Bovey
• Soul Boy by Jeff Williams with Ipso Facto Films
• A Tale Of, dance film directed by Ravi Deepres and Saburo Teshigawara
• Tessa, Kathy and Me, Parallel Lines for SCRIPT LEAP OFF THE PAGE as Executive Producer.
• 34 x 10' Brummiewood Films in association with Birmingham School of Acting, 17 as Executive Producer.
• 4 x 10' Digital Short Films for SWM and UKFC as Executive Producer.
• Brown Paper Bag by Geoff Thompson. BAFTA award winner 2004
• Bouncer by Geoff Thompson. BAFTA nominated 2003
• Broad Street, Friday Night by Natasha Carlish & Michael Clifford

• DOCTORS: 39 episodes for BBC One

• ISRAEL FOR SALE: produced and directed by Ruth Selwyn
  Dreamfinder Productions for Channel 4. 4 x 3' films. Executive Producer.

• THE WOMAN WITH SEVEN PERSONALITIES directed by Ruth Selwyn - Zig Zag Productions for Channel 5. 1 x 60' prime time documentary.

• CLUBBING ON THE FRONTLINE-Director/Producer. 30' documentary for Channel 4. September Films. Following the lives of 3 Israeli clubbers set against the backdrop of current affairs in Israel August 2003

• THE REAL BRASSED OFF directed by Michael Dyer
  6 x 30' semi-observational documentary series about a brass band whose origins were in the mining community of the East Midlands for Hotbed Media commissioned by Carlton TV.

• PSYCHO directed by Michael Baig Clifford, 50' documentary about international football player, Stuart Pearce. For Endboard Productions commissioned by Channel 4.
• THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T PAINT HITLER directed by Michael Baig Clifford - 50' documentary about German artist Johannes Matthias Koelz. Hotbed Media for international distribution. Sold to 10 territories to date.

AWARDS

• Creative Cities: Nominated for MAP business development award.
• Kathy and I: RTS winner 2005, nominated for Satajit Ray Award
• Bunny's Job: RTS award nominated 2005
• Soul Boy: Winner of RTS award in 2004.
• Brown Paper Bag: Awarded BAFTA in 2004, Turner Classic Movies 3rd prize in 2003.
• Bouncer: Nominated for BAFTA in 2003, RTS in 2002, highly commended in Edinburgh International Film Festival, TCM, Raindance Film Festival in 2002.
• The Real Brassed Off: Nominated for RTS award in 2002
• The Man Who Wouldn't Paint Hitler: Won RTS award in 2002 for Best Independent Production.
• Psycho: Nominated for RTS award in 2001
• Abba: Bjorn Again: Nominated for Golden Rose of Montreux in 2000

• University of London, Goldsmith's College
• London College of Fashion
• Birmingham School of Acting
• Wolverhampton University
• University of Central England
• Established Producers' Forum running events, business schools and apprenticeships for continuing professional development of film and television producers.

• 1983-86:University of London. BA Hons II(i) in Drama and Theatre Studies
• 2002:EAVE-postgraduate film and tv producers course
• 2002:Robert McKee: STORY course in screenwriting
• 2003:Production Line funded by UK Film Council
• 2004:MAP-Business Development Programme

• BAFTA, PACT
• Director of Screen WM Board
• CEO for West Midlands Producers' Forum