Nat Christian
- Actor
- Director
- Writer
Nat Christian wrote, produced, directed MONDAY MORNING, a drama set within a political campaign and the harsh realities of Los Angeles's homeless community. Monday Morning received a theatrical release at Laemmle Theaters. Monday Morning won the Best Feature Film Award at the Long Island Film Festival, and was the Official Selection at others. It featured Victor Browne, Molly Kidder, Jessica Spotts, Cevin Middleton, Ken Melchior, Robert Axelrod, Nick Cimiluca Robert Pike Daniel, Heather Hall and Nat.
Nat wrote, directed, produced his existential screenplay CHANNELS, which he acted in along with Kim Oja, Ed Asner, John Kassir, Taylor Negron and Joan Van Ark. Channels was an official selection at various film festivals. Nat received the Auteur Award at the WSFF.
Nat directed and produced FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, starring Florence Henderson, Allison Lange, David Paetkau, Skyler Gisondo. Yaani King, Quinn K. Redeker, Kathryn Gordon. It was an official selection at various film festivals.
Nat directed CLUB FED, a zany comedy with Karen Black, Judy Landers, Burt Young, Sherman Hemsley, Allen Garfield, Lance Kinsey, Joe Campanella.
Nat's directorial debut for CALIFORNIA CASANOVA came when Jerry Orbach (Law and Order) read Nat's screenplay and offered to play the lead role, which brought about the financing. Along with Orbach, the cast included Audrey Landers, Tyrone Power Jr., Bryan Genesse, Ken Kercheval, Michelle Johnson.
Nat was the story consultant on THE DUKE (Buena Vista). He sold several screenplays and has consulted on many others. Nat was the screenwriter on 700 Hill for Monterey Pictures (in development).
Prior to directing, Nat receive critical acclaim and awards as an actor in the Los Angeles theater scene. He had running roles on GENERAL HOSPITAL, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, DAYS OF OUR LIVES.
Nat studied filmmaking in college, and also studied with some of the top acting coaches in the industry. Nat was previously married to Cristina Christian. They divorced, but remain good friends. They have two daughters. Nat remarried Charlotte Christian in 2014. Nat resides in Los Angeles.
Nat wrote, directed, produced his existential screenplay CHANNELS, which he acted in along with Kim Oja, Ed Asner, John Kassir, Taylor Negron and Joan Van Ark. Channels was an official selection at various film festivals. Nat received the Auteur Award at the WSFF.
Nat directed and produced FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, starring Florence Henderson, Allison Lange, David Paetkau, Skyler Gisondo. Yaani King, Quinn K. Redeker, Kathryn Gordon. It was an official selection at various film festivals.
Nat directed CLUB FED, a zany comedy with Karen Black, Judy Landers, Burt Young, Sherman Hemsley, Allen Garfield, Lance Kinsey, Joe Campanella.
Nat's directorial debut for CALIFORNIA CASANOVA came when Jerry Orbach (Law and Order) read Nat's screenplay and offered to play the lead role, which brought about the financing. Along with Orbach, the cast included Audrey Landers, Tyrone Power Jr., Bryan Genesse, Ken Kercheval, Michelle Johnson.
Nat was the story consultant on THE DUKE (Buena Vista). He sold several screenplays and has consulted on many others. Nat was the screenwriter on 700 Hill for Monterey Pictures (in development).
Prior to directing, Nat receive critical acclaim and awards as an actor in the Los Angeles theater scene. He had running roles on GENERAL HOSPITAL, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS, DAYS OF OUR LIVES.
Nat studied filmmaking in college, and also studied with some of the top acting coaches in the industry. Nat was previously married to Cristina Christian. They divorced, but remain good friends. They have two daughters. Nat remarried Charlotte Christian in 2014. Nat resides in Los Angeles.
