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Natasha Waugh has directed numerous short films, and various commercial work. Her films have gone on to success on the festival circuit, winning multiple awards and nominations along the way.

Her most successful film, Terminal, inspired by the women affected by the 8th amendment, went on to critical acclaim, winning several awards at home and abroad, and received prestigious nominations for Best Short film at the 37th London Film Critics' Circle Awards, and at the 2017 Irish Film & Television Academy Awards (IFTAs).

In 2017, Natasha was chosen to direct a short film - Mother - commissioned by the Galway Film Centre, and RTÉ. Mother saw Natasha collaborate with writer Jonathan Hughes, and producer Sharon Cronin. Throughout the making of the film, she was mentored by Emmy winning director, Dearbhla Walsh.

Natasha has been the shadow director for Can't Cope Won't Cope season 2 for which she shadowed Imogen Murphy. She was also the shadow director on Sky's Britannia season 2 in London, under director Lisa James Larsson. Most recently, she further shadowed Larsson on the Netflix series Fate: The Winx Club Saga in September 2019. Natasha has also worked with producer Julie Ryan (The Young Offenders Movie), on a television pilot Are You Free? for RTÉ. She was mentored by Oscar nominated director, Lenny Abrahamson during preparation for this shoot.

Natasha is the co-writer and director of feature film Consentuality, which is in development with Screen Ireland as of May 2020.

Natasha received an MA in Film Studies from UCD in 2019, for which she achieved a first class honours.

She is represented by Pull The Trigger Ireland for commercial directing.

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Awards

Natasha Waugh

Irish Film and Television Awards

London Critics Circle Film Awards

Irish Film Festival London

Clones Film Festival

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