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Natalie Oden is an actress known for short-form and independent films

Natalie Oden is an actress known for short-form and independent films including Mirror, Mirror (2025), Dark Jest Comedy Revelry (2024), Dreamer (2023), I Solve Problems (2021), and Unmanageable (2021). Her performances span drama and comedy, focusing on emotionally grounded characters and collaborative storytelling across festival projects and challenges.

You've participated in projects connected to the Easterseals Film Challenge, which emphasizes accessibility and inclusion. How has working on films like Mirror, Mirror, Dark Jest Comedy Revelry, and Dreamer shaped you personally and professionally as an actor?

 

I'm still learning as an actor as time goes on.

2. Projects such as Mirror, Mirror and Dreamer were created within the fast-paced, short-form challenge environment. How does working under tight timelines influence your creative process and performance choices?

 

It can be very challenging, and you can only do the best you can.

 

3. Several of your films have been experienced in festival-style screenings. What does it feel like to watch your work with a live audience and hear their immediate reactions?

 

It's pretty great and it encourages me to keep on going.

4. In Mirror, Mirror, your performance relies heavily on presence and nuance. How did you approach building that character to make an impact within a limited runtime?

 

I just worked on what I had and did the best I could.

5. Dark Jest Comedy Revelry gave you the chance to work in comedy. How did stepping into a comedic performance stretch you differently than more dramatic roles?

 

The thing is that I don't try to be funny. There are just times where I make people laugh while saying my lines.

 

6. Film challenges like Easterseals rely heavily on collaboration and adaptability. What have these projects taught you about communication and teamwork on set?

 

We all need to do our parts and be in communication and on the same page.

7. For actors hoping to get involved in film challenges and festivals, what advice would you give about preparing quickly while still delivering authentic performances?

To do the best you can.

8. Looking ahead, are there particular types of characters or festival-driven projects you feel most excited to explore next?

 

I'm always excited for the next project coming forward.

Interviews

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