Natalie Jasmine Harris leads inclusive content strategies across branded and original campaigns. She brings her unique perspective and cinematic vision to campaigns that merge purpose with storytelling and culture. Natalie has directed national commercials for brands such as Hyundai and Verizon.

She holds a BFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Her short film, GRACE, premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival and was selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick. Her thesis film PURE earned the 2020 Directors Guild of America’s Student Film Award and was acquired by HBO to stream on Max. She directed an episode of FLOWERS for YouTube and Breakwater Studios—an installment that became the series’ most-viewed episode, amassing over 7 million views and receiving a Webby Award. Harris’ background includes partnerships with Traverse32, Outfest and the It Gets Better Foundation for her documentary BEN IN BLOOM. She is also a Sundance Ignite Film Fellow and has participated in prestigious programs with Film at Lincoln Center, GLAAD, PBS and the New York Foundation for the Arts.