Natasha is based in Hobart, Tasmania and offers film and video production services for a wide variety of projects, from film, TV and commercials, to corporate work, not for profit, music and promotional videos. She can provide post production services such as editing (Final Cut Pro X) and colour grading. Recent clients have included NSW National Parks and Wildlife, Airbnb, Expedia, New Zealand Life and Leisure, CPA (Community Power Agency), Sky Channel, Wargaming Asia, Blue Mountains Adventure Company, Belvoir St Theatre, and Woolmark. She is also a Reality TV camera operator, having worked on shows such as SAS Australia, The Summit, Amazing Race, and The Bridge.

Natasha has expertise in roping and rigging and offers camerawork in extreme environments and locations, including cliffs, canyons and mountains. She can also operate a drone for aerial filming and photography.

Natasha also is a specialist in vertical video shooting (9:16 format). This format is rapidly gaining popularity as it suits smartphone use and other devices that are more naturally held vertical.

Shooting with a Sony A1 and a wide range of high quality lenses, Natasha's photographs have graced the pages of several Australian and International magazines and books.

Natasha's photographic services are available either in conjunction with filming or for independent projects.

Based in Tasmania, Natasha is an experienced and passionate camera operator, with expertise in adventure filmmaking. She has a Diploma in Screen and Media, and an Advanced Diploma in Cinematography from the Australian Film, Television and Radio School. She loves the variety of her work, everything from reality TV, short film, documentary, to music videos. She loves filming in extreme environments, the more difficult to get the shot the more she loves it! Natasha was also co-founder and co-director of the unique Vertical Film Festival with her brother, Adam Sebire. The film festival (which ran for three editions) showcased short films in 9:16 format and was the world’s first competition for vertical film. 

A qualified multi-pitch climbing and abseiling guide, Natasha has over 20 years of climbing and mountaineering experience across the world. It was while climbing in these wild and beautiful places that she discovered a passion for filmmaking, striving to capture the essence of a place, whether it be action and adventure, or the people, places, and environment. Natasha received the prestigious Australian Geographic ‘Spirit of Adventure Award’ for first ascents in remote mountains ranges, some of which she captured on film such as her short film 'Resounding Silence' which was a finalist in many international mountain film festivals. 

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