Natasha Wood

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Algorithm of Fear N/A

Lexi is an aspiring tennis player, who suffers with social anxiety. Desperate to find a way to overcome her anxiety, she discovers NeuroBraveAI, a company offering a ‘new’ form of exposure therapy.
Natasha Woodworth

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The Meaningless Pursuit of Snow 2023

Riding powder is a useless pursuit—yet people across the globe devote their lives to earning their turns. The Meaningless Pursuit of Snow follows five such characters, united by their search for the same essentials: a connection to nature, the joy of the struggle and a backcountry community they call home.​
Natasha Woods

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Confrontations 2019

A rope, a picture, a letter, blowing in the wind, an active resistance of the past being over and done with. A merging of landscapes and unexplained doubles. Tracing a mother’s journey from Brazil to Iowa for a better life. A documented attempt to understand relationships of personhood, memory, life, and death.
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As/Is 2022

A micro portrait, a moving-image zine, a family archive. Investigating threads of an intergenerational experience. The maker inserts herself through the invitation of having her subjects point the camera/mic back at her, embracing the dysfunction, and accepting her position in the family as it presently exists.
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Glimpses 2023

Inspired by the films of Marie Menken and the Bread and Roses Strike of 1912, Glimpses constellates different moments of history as it wanders through the Park of Roses, a public park in the heart of Columbus Ohio. The park was originally purchased by the city in 1944. A time when the park was used for Victory Gardens throughout World War II, this time, over 500 gardens were planted, providing food and nourishment to the community. Moving toward possibility, curiosity, and desire, the film decodes the promise of public parks without sacrificing the pleasures of lingering and looking. [Overview Courtesy of Natasha Woods]