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Natalia Moon Natalia Moon Eyes Green Hair Brown Height 160 Awards 2015 Outstanding Breakthrough Actress 'Ismol Family Sitcom'Nominated Acting Feature Film 2018 First Love (Perfect Match) - Support - Star Cinema - Director: Paul Soriano 2018 Tuldok - Support - Rockets Productions - Director: Ronnie Rickets 2018 Quezens Game - Support - Star Cinema - Director: Mattew E Rosen Television 2018 Victor Magtanggol (5 Episodes) - Queen Frig - Recurring - GMA Network - Director: Dom Zapata 2017 Tanods (2 Episodes) - Recurring - TV5 Online - Director: Miko Livelo 2016 Sarap Diva (2 Episodes) - Recurring - Gma7 - Director: Tre Monteras 2016 Locked Up Abroad (1 Episode) - Guest - National Geographic - Director: National Geographic 2015 Ismol Family (124 Episodes) - Natalia (Series Regular) - ( Lead ) - GMA Network - Director: Dom Zapata 2015 The Boston TKM (8 Episodes) - Julia (Series Regular) - ( Lead ) - The Group Entertainment - Director: Matthew E Rosen 2015 Extreme Series (5 Episodes) - Recurring - TV5 Network - Director: Derek Ramsey 2014 Banana Nite Comedy (20 Episodes) - Recurring - ABSCBN - Director: Bobot Mortiz 2012 Game n Go (72 Episodes) - Series Regular - TV5 Network - Director: TV5 (Rotating) 2012 Pinoy Explorer (6 Episodes) - Recurring - TV5 Network - Director: Aga Muhlach 2010 Toolies Undercover (1 Episode) - Guest - Channel 9 Australia - Director: Channel 9 2009 K9 - Guest (1 Episode) - Metal Mutt Productions - Director: Mark Defriest Television Commercial 2019 Shell Gas - Shell Boss - ( Lead ) - Shell Gas - Director: Shell Gas Inhouse 2019 Oats Over Night - Female Oats - ( Lead ) - Oats Over Night - Director: Brian Tate, Drea Alvarado Email: [email protected] AKL: +64 9 281 4393 | TGA: +64 7 281 1376 2019 Amp Me App - Ditzy Girl - ( Lead ) - Amp Me - Director: Emmanuel Mrejan 2018 555 Sardines - Tita to Enrique Gil - ABSCBN - Director: Richard Ang 2018 Bcode - Girl Shopper - Bcode - Director: Simon Hammond 2018 Contadina - Family eating - Contadina Philippines - Director: Philippines 2018 Equal Stevia - Gym Girl - Equal Stevia - Director: irene theresa maribojoc mawo 2017 Hansel Crackers - Chair Dance - ( Lead ) - TV5 Network - Director: Jojo Espinosa 2012 Air-o-Space - Girl in bed Silk - Air-o-Space - Director: Philippines 2011 LCBO - Girl Underage - Canada - Director: Canada LCBO Training 2019 Scene Study - La Acting Studio - Director: David Rountree 2016 Scenes - Gma Artist Centre GMA Network - Director: Gma Artist Centre 2011 Scene Study - Armstrong Academy - Director: Doug Nyback 2009 2 years Conservatory (Full Time) - Actors Workshop - Director: Various 2009 Casting Directors Workshop - Tom Mc Sweeney - Director: Various Casting Directors Skills Accent American | American - Standard | Australian | UK | UK - English Comedy Improvisation Dancing General movement | Contemporary | Hip Hop Driving Go-karting | Driving (general) | Sports car Martial Arts Muay Thai Miscellaneous Weapons Music Guitar Singing Cabaret | Country | Jazz | Musical | Pop | Rock Sports Volleyball | Athletics | Boxing | Cheerleading | Gymnastics | Kick Boxing | Martial Arts | Mountain Climbing | Netball | Rock Climing | Roller Blading | Roller Skating | Rugby Union | Running/Jogging | Shooting | Soccer | Ten Pin Bowling | Tennis | Touch Football | Trampoline | Water Sports | Weight lifting | Wrestling | Yoga Water Sports Body Surfing | Canoeing | Rowing | Sailing | Snorkelling | Surf Lifesaving | Swimming Winter Sports Figure skating | Skiing Email: [email protected] AKL: +64 9 281 4393 | TGA: +64 7 281 1376.
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