She has written over 200 articles, reviews and essays which appeared in various national and local publications. Her 1-hour programs were aired once a week. She produced, wrote and directed 50 bi-weekly series called  "Memorial", the first to uncover the suppressed stories of the victims of Stalin's repressions and their families. She also wrote, produced and directed a great number of series covering informal political movements in Russia's Far East, and many series of programs addressing cultural issues.
Natasha was a broadcaster (Russian language programs) for SBS in Sydney (Australia).
She was an art director for the first NY festival of Russian Films.
In the US she made her debut in digital media. Her films were screened at New York International Independent Film and Video Festival. Her  works are represented by Cinema Guild, Pathfinder Pictures, Galloping Films, Intercontinental Licensing  Agency, Geste, Inc. Agency and Archer King Agency. Natasha writes for Films in Review, she also received an Editor's Choice Award from the International Library of Poetry.

Filmography:

Shorts:
experimental: The Dream of Flight,
narrative: Russian Bride,
documentaries: It s About the Soul, Little Old-Russian Serenade,
Making of "The Sweet Life" (produced by Roy Frumkes, distributed by Synapse Films)

Feature documentaries:
Dance To Live
Reincarnation
Chasing A Butterfly
Across Forever
Pictures At An Exhibition: NORTHERN GOLGOTHA (in development)

Features:
Russian Bride 
Mr. Brown
Cousins
Dave's Date (Forbidden Foot)
Adventures Of Little Herbert In Mushroom Land (in post-production)
Adventures of Herbert and his friends in Flower Kingdom (in pre-production)