Nat Christian

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Director, Producer and Screenwriter

Los Angeles, California

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About Nat

Recently wrote, directed and produced "Monday Morning" a socio-political drama set within the context of a Minnesota political campaign and the harsh realities of Los Angeles's homeless community. To be released (Vanguard Cinema) in May 2013, Monday Morning received a limited theatrical release at the Laemmle theaters. Due to Monday Morning's subject matter and explicit footage, Monday Morning offended some while receiving praise from a number of critics. Because of the graphic footage, Monday Morning is yet to be rated.

Starting out, he studied filmmaking in college. He was asked by classmates to act in their student projects. He then studied with some of the top acting coaches in the industry, was soon cast in local plays, receiving critical acclaim and awards, an landed running roles on TV including "General Hospital", "The Young and the Restless", "Days of Our Lives." Actor, Jerry Orbach (Law and Order), read one of Nat's screenplays, "California Casanova", and offered to play the lead role in it, which brought about the independent financing. Nat also directed the movie (MGM Home Video). He was then asked to direct the production company's other feature, a zany comedy, "Club Fed" (MGM Home Video). Nat wrote an existential love story entitled, "Channels". Nat directed (and produced) "For Heaven's Sake" (2008; Vanguard Cinema), starring Florence Henderson, Allison Lange, David Paetkau, Stephanie Patton, Yaani King and Kathryn Gordon. Olliewood Films, Inc.. optioned Nat's existential screenplay, "Channels" (2008; Vanguard Cinema), which Nat directed (and produced) and also starred in with Ed Asner, Kim Oja, John Kassir, Taylor Negron and Joan Van Ark. Both films were official selections at independent film festivals. Nat wrote the feature "700 Hill" for Monterrey Pictures. Along with his other fourteen screenplays, Nat also story consulted on "The Duke" (Buena Vista).

Unique traits: Makes great Bran Muffins

Gender:
Male

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

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DIRECTOR: Monday Morning (2013)
Film by Vanguard CInema
WRITER: Monday Morning (2013)
Film by Vanguard CInema
DIRECTOR: Channels (2008)
Film by Vanguard CInema
DIRECTOR: For Heaven's Sake (2008)
Film by Vanguard CInema
DIRECTOR: California Casanova (1991)
Film by MGM
DIRECTOR: Club Fed (1991)
Film by MGM
ACTOR: Monday Morning ("Damn") Feature; Channels ("Black Racklin") - Feature; General Hospital (Roger Barett) - ABC TV; The Young and the Restless (Lenny Wilkens) - CBS TV; Days of Our Lives (Arlo Roberts) - NBC TV; Various TV, Film and Stage
LYRICIST: "You Make Me Feel Alive" (CHANNELS)
by Vanguard
EDITOR: Monday Morning, Channels
by Vanguard CInema
PRODUCER: Monday Morning, Channels (Vanguard), For Heaven's Sake (2008 Vanguard), Club Fed (MGM)
WRITER: A Matter of Trust (in development)
WRITER: BO (in development)
WRITER: The Angel Sounded (in development)
WRITER: California Casanova
by MGM
WRITER: Channels
Film by Vanguard Cinema
WRITER: So Sue Me - a musical (In active development)
Film
WRITER: The Show (in development)
Film
WRITER: 700hill
Film by Monterrey Pictures
WRITER: The DUKE
Film by Buena Vista
WRITER: Top Dog
Film

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Awards

Winner - "Best Feature Film" - Long Island Film Festival - "Monday Morning"
(2013)
Official Selection - SURGE Film Festival - "Monday Morning"
(2013)
Award Winner - Indie Gathering Film Festival - "Monday Morning"
(2012)
Official Selection - American Independent Film Festival - "Monday Morning"
(2012)
Official Selection - New Filmmakers Series Festival - "Monday Morning"
(2012)
Auteur Award - WSFF - "Channels"
Official Selection - BHHDFF - "Channels"
Official Selection - Reel Women Film Festival - "For Heaven's Sake"
Los Angeles Drama-Logue Critics Award (L.A.) - Outstanding Performance By An Actor Award - Naomi Court