Natalie Ganey
DIRECT MESSAGE WRITER
I’m Natalie, a writer and a filmmaker. Above all else I have a huge passion for storytelling and entertaining with stories, characters, and worlds that are unique, new and captivating. My specialty is stories that feature strong, empowered women, who rise above their struggles – with an emphasis on action. I have a degree majoring in screenwriting and minoring in film studies from Loyola Marymount University; graduating Summa Cum Laude. I have created a film production company with my brothers (being one in a set of triplets) and written and produced three short films with that company that have gone on to be showcased in various festivals in the past few years. Now I have turned that focus to TV and continue to write and educate myself in that field (having just finished Jen Grisanti’s Storywise Teleseminar, learning how to deeper develop and pitch pilots). I’m immensely passionate about television and employing the most effective ways to tell stories in that medium.
PRIZE FIGHT
One boxer’s introduction into the realm of bare-knuckle boxing in Great Britain in the mid-1800s is relayed by him in a tall tale series of accounts along his journey to the last boxing championship in the sport – as a man who’s never found his place in the world after his family was killed when he was a boy, he spins fiction to make his lonely world a little more bearable and as a result this adventure sees him face to face with one eyed boxers, gentleman duelists, pirates, and various creatures thought only to belong to fairytales
RONIN
Ronin focuses on a female hitman, haunted by her violent, traumatic past as a para-military operator for a shadowy government entity and a PTSD-ridden FBI agent obsessed with capturing her. When she unknowingly assassinates a key member of the government entity she is forced back into the world she escaped from and turns from running from her past and toward uncovering the global conspiracy behind the black ops organization that once tried to kill her - leading her and the agent toward each other as both are forced to not only face the violence in their lives but also face the trauma that haunts them.
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