I’m Natasia Schibinger, a multidisciplinary visual storyteller, director, and creative producer with a love for building strange, immersive, and memorable experiences. My work moves between film, photography, performance, fabrication, and live events, often blurring the lines between them. Whether I’m behind a camera, building a world, or bringing people into one, I’m most at home turning unusual ideas into something tangible.

My film and media work has received recognition from festivals including the Viscera Film Festival and Briefs Film Festival, with awards for both narrative and experimental work.

The Date
Winner, 2008 Viscera Award
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The Temptation of Pomba Gira
Briefs Staff Choice Award
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The Temptation of Pombre Gira is an experimental film exploring ritual, seduction, and transformation through evocative imagery and immersive sound. Winner of the Briefs Staff Choice Award, the piece layers ritualistic chanting, buzzing bees, and reversed voices into a haunting soundscape that blurs the line between dream and ceremony. Featuring performances by Dark Sheik and Dorian Faust, the film conjures lovers, spirits, and forgotten myths in a surreal visual experience. Created as an exploration of atmosphere rather than narrative, it demonstrates my interest in experimental storytelling, symbolic imagery, and emotionally driven filmmaking.

Winner of the 2008 Viscera Award, The Date is a charming instructional short about what to do on a date. With a little courage and a few simple rules, you too can dive into the social scene with the best of them!

A film by Natasia Schibinger and Jennifer Gigantino, starring Kristina Roberts and Jennifer Gigantino, with an original cello score by Sam Bass.

Created using vintage Coronet instructional audio, original music, and original video.