• My Work : Executive production, Creative direction
  
• Creative Agency & Production: NativeVR
  
• Production & Post-prod Studio : LightSailVR
• Client: under NDA
• Written By: Clara Bijl
  
• Directed By: Nathalie Mathe & Matthew Celia
• Director of Photography: Matthew Celia
• Line Producer: Robert Watts
• Synopsis : A series of nine interactive 360 videos for diversity and inclusion training using VR. Each video (5 min long) is addressing a different bias (racial, ethnic, gender, etc.) via a compelling short story.
• Online Release Date: used for training within the company

• BTS photos:

• Synopsis : What happens when a young female coder joins a male-dominated floundering startup that’s deep in an identity crisis? With a comedic twist, UTURN is an immersive live-action VR series where the viewer gets to experience both sides of the gender divide
• Produced by : NativeVR
• Post-prod Studio : NativeVR, Tippett Studio,Mikros Image Brussels
• UTURN website, UTURN FB page
• Online Release Date: March 8th, 2018
• Available UturnVR app on PC-tethered VR headsets (Meta Rift, HTC Vive, Valve, Windows Mixded Reality free on the Viveport store), for educational use on standalone VR headsets (Meta Quest 2 license on demand), and for enterprise training (on Immerse.io Marketplace).

• 2D Trailer:

UTURN 2D Trailer from Nathalie Mathe on Vimeo.

• Credits:
  • Creative Director, Executive Producer, Post-Production Supervisor: Nathalie Mathé
  • Writer, Director: Ryan Lynch
  • Co-Creator, DP, Editor: Justin Chin
  • Sound Design: Shaun Farley, Kevin Bolen
  • Main Actors: Sophia DiPaola, Steve Goldbloom, Marc Fong Jr., Wynton Odd, Shruti Tewari, Steve Westdahl, Scott Free, Carrie Paff, Calum Grant
• Festivals:
  • Winner Special Jury Prize, Jump into VR Fest NYC 2017
  • Nominated Best Interactive Experience, FIVARS (Festival of Intl Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality Stories), Toronto 2017
  • Nominated Best Cinematic Narrative Experience, Raindance Festival VRX Awards, London 2017
  • Official Selection : Cannes XR Arcade, France 2019
  • Official Selection 360 Film Festival, Paris 2018
  • Official Selection Colcoa French Film, Los Angeles Festival 2018
  • Official Selection Seattle International Film Festival 2018
  • Official Selection Nantucket International Film Festival 2018
  • Official Selection Cleveland International Film Festival 2018
  • Official Selection La Nuit Blanche, La Gaite Lyrique, Paris 2018
  • Official Selection UN Women Global Voices VR Festival 2017
  • Official Selection San Francisco Film Festival VR Days 2017
  • Official Screening Mill Valley Film Festival 2017
  • Official Selection Tacoma Film Festival 2017
  • Official Screening Oculus Connect 2017
  • Official Screening Samsung Developer Conference 2017

• Still images :

• Synopsis: Alia is a young gifted magician: whatever she paints becomes alive. However she feels lonely and longs to discover the world of human beings. But she is far from suspecting dangers awaiting her in the city of Maskarad ! … A tale of exploration for finding one’s true identity.

• Animation Techniques:
  • Paint and Sand (development of an original animation technique with liquid paint, cut-out animation of glued colored sands, and traditional animation of powder sands)
• Characters and Sets:
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  • scenes cut : Nathalie Mathé
  • drawings : Jérôme Charton
• Production: in standby (first producer dropped out at the end of 2008, project was submitted for funding grants to CNC’s short films comission, to Centre Image’s artist in residence program and to Annecy Festival short projects competition  in 2009, without success! )

• Synopsis: On a children snack table, silverware comes to life and starts having fun…
• Producer: My Lounge
• TV Broadcast: TF1 Children Programs (2003-2004)
• Credits:
  • Writing, directing, graphism, 3D modeling, textures, shading, and rendering: Nathalie Mathé
  • 3D Animation: Assan Youbi
  • Music and Sound design: Gilles Sivilotto

• Synopsis: A poetic encounter between a voiceless child and a old flute player…

The Voiceless Child (2002) from Nathalie Mathe on Vimeo.

• Credits:
  • Writing, directing, graphics research, 3D modeling, textures, animation, rendering, and compositing: Nathalie Mathé
  • Sound composing: Bruno Moyano
  • Flute: Edgar Nicouleau
  • Song: Marielle André
  • Voices: Thérésia McCearney, Nathalie Mathé
  • In recognition of null‘s work , unstopable storytellers, helping children to discover the power of communication, as an alternative to violence.
• Festivals:
  • Jury Special Price, Youth Film Festival, Bourg-en-Bresse (2004);
  • Honorable Mention, Best Visual Innovation category, International Fest of Cinema and Technology, New York, USA (2006)
  • Youth Film Festival, Stains (2004);
  • International Film Festival, Aubagne (2004);
  • Carrefour des Ecoles, Paris (2003);
  • Villeurbanne Festival (2003);
  • E-Magiciens, Valenciennes (2002);
• TV Broadcast: BeTV, Belgium (2005)
• Conference: “My child is growing up… Is this really normal?” by Bertrand Duccini, Psychoanalyst-psychotherapist, SocioCultural Center of Vergèze (Gard, France), January 22, 2009

• Synopsis: Birth of a butterfly from a few drops of paint in a pond …
• Animation techniques: Liquid paint (development of an original animation technique with watercolor paint), Sand, CG animation
• Credits:
  • Writing, directing, paint and sand animation, 3D modeling, textures, shading, compositing: Nathalie Mathé
  • 3D Animation: Vincent Caudeville
  • Music and Sound design: Vincent Caudeville & Olivier Michelot
• Video:

Krizalid-2005 from Nathalie Mathe on Vimeo.

• Synopsis: A spoof on an environmentally-correct talk show. Overly environmentally conscious individuals are invited to present their fashion ideas and costumes, made of home grown hemp, or sexy recycled materials.

• Credits:
  • Directors : Chris Burgman, Nathalie Mathé, Yvonne Clearwater
  • Writer : Chris Burgman
  • Production : Wes Sage
  • Production Assistant: Karen Adams
  • Actors : Doug De Vore, Shannon McDonough, Redgie Morgan, Alan Babbit
  • Teachers : Alan Babbit (directing), Wes Dorman (videography and lighting), Jay Peterson (sound), Bob Sweeney (editing)
• Festivals:
  • San Jose State University Film & Video Festival, CA 1997
  • Cinequest, San Jose Film Festival, CA 1998
• Awards:
  • Award of Excellence: Student Project, Joey Awards 1997
  • Award of Excellence: Student/Comedy, The Videographer Awards 1998
• Broadcasted:
  • MPAC, Public Access Cable Channel 6, Palo Alto 1996
  • Access Television Station, Menlo Park, CA 1997

• Synopsis: An inspirational and lively video on pre-school bilingual education. It shows French/American bilingual education through cultural immersion in two coordinated pres-school programs. Three and four years old children learn a second language as well as a different culture. The video illustrates five basic domains of pre-school learning, as well as pre-reading and pre-math exercises. It helps understand very young children’s needs,and encourages parents to support their child’s learning through play at home.

• Credits:
  • Director, producer, videographer, editor : Nathalie Mathé
  • Writer: Elizabeth Ferrié
  • Sound : Ed Fritz
• Festivals:
  • IMAGEFes Festival, Palo Alto, CA (1998)

• Synopsis: A young couple splitting up.

• Crédits:
  • Co-directors : Wes Sage, Nathalie Mathé
  • Writers : Wes Sage, Nathalie Mathé
  • Videography, Editing: Nathalie Mathé
  • Production : Kiki Kessler
  • Actors : Shannon McDonough, Ron Coauch
  • Teachers : Ed Coupee(directing), Fritz Bettjer (videography and lighting)
• Prix:
  • Award of Distinction: Honoring Special Events, The Videographer Awards 1997
  • Honorary Recognition: Short Feature, Berkeley Video Festival, CA 1997