Natalie Schneider has studied film and television acting for seven years. Currently (2019) she studies with Suzanne DeLaurentiis Productions (SDP) Career Community. Her most recent projects include the roles of Lisa in the feature film D-Railed, Ashley in the pilot of High Steaks, Lana in the independent film Two Left Shoes, as well as appearing as a featured extra in Hollywould, a Joshua Coates film. Natalie has worked with Brian Fox on Acting for the Camera and Ken Jansen for voiceover and commercial studies. While with The Actors Focus, Natalie's first acting course, she contributed to screenwriting and directing. During her middle school tenure, Natalie won Best Musical Score for her work on the independent short film The Boy Who Cried Shark. Other stage credits include theater appearances in Strath Haven High School's portrayal of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown and High School Musical, produced by the Young Players Club (Swarthmore, PA). When not on stage, Natalie can be found behind the scenes on the make-up artistry crew for her high school dramas and musicals. Natalie is a twelfth grade National Honor Society student at Strath Haven High School (Wallingford, PA). She is active in extra-curricular activities such as Captain and Choreographer of the Dance Team for the Strath Haven Panther Marching Band. She has performed across the state of Pennsylvania, and in Universal Studios and Walt Disney World (Orlando, FL). The band has also provided half-time entertainment shows at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles. Natalie is an advanced tap dancer and has studied all forms of dance for 15 years at Broadway Bound Dance Academy (Media, PA). In addition to the performing arts, Natalie has a love of creative art forms and is a member of the Strath Haven Art Club. Natalie enjoys figure skating, reading, and travel. In her spare time, Natalie tutors elementary and middle school students. She is involved with many community service projects such as volunteering for the Nether Providence Township Summer Program where she was recently promoted to camp counselor/teacher and leading the Relay For Life Committee at her school in the fight against cancer. While considering post graduate options, Natalie hopes to expand her acting industry career while also studying biology as a premed student. She is happiest when acting for the camera and finds satisfaction in entertaining others. Show less «