Natalie Bible' Natalie Bible; Absinthe Productions; 383entertainment.com Shady, refuses to pay production crew; bounces checks to vendors. Los Angeles California

Having worked in the film industry for several years and have met all types.  To say Natalie Bible’ is probably the worst and by far the shadiest person I have dealt with is really saying something. 

Having worked recently on a short film with her, I discovered not only is her work ethic appalling but she had the crew work overtime with the promise of overtime pay. Then had the each and every check from production bounce including those of the rental houses and locations.  Having knowingly wrote checks from a closed account which is fraud, (which caused several of the crew member to have overdraft fees totaling in the hundreds.) she promised to pay the crew and vendors for her “error”, provided excuse after excuse and lie after lie then simply vanished.  It is now 65 days with no resolve and nearly 19 people from the production still have not been paid and for some overdraft fees continue to amass.  People have begged and pleaded with her to pay them before she disappeared (well not completely disappeared she’s apparently starting up a new production and begging for money hemlockthemovie.com).  

The fact that she knowingly hired crew to make her film, worked them to the bone then cut them fraudulent checks because she had no intention of paying them in the first place boggles the mind of just how disgusting and despicable this person is.

This woman is a con artist plan and simple. Many from the crew have filed reports to the labor board regarding the above events and currently filing with EDD also. The lawsuits currently being filed about this makes her liability.  A few quick phone calls to any of the above will confirm this posting.

Financiers who plan on working with her please take note in regards to her deplorable behavior and the fact she is a liability.  For any future cast and crew who plan on working with her please take serious consideration what her previous crew had gone through and if you still continue to want to work with her ask for the money in cash up front.