Natalie Camou is a Mexican American writer and director based in Los Angeles. She wrote and produced a historical fiction TV series with sci-fi, fantasy, and drama elements, which will be announced soon. She directed the Audi PSA "CHANGING THE CHAIRS" for Queen & Slim's world premiere at AFI FEST. In 2019, she shadowed Tiffany Johnson and Lena Waithe on TWENTIES. Her short film TEREZA won the Inaugural Audi Fellowship, which provided a full tuition scholarship to attend the American Film Institute directing program. Her AFI thesis LOUISE premiered at several festivals, including the National Association of Independent Latino Producer's Latino Media Fest and the Seattle Latino Film Festival.