NS Creative

Nat Segal Creative is a media and production company based in Revelstoke, BC. Headed up by producer and writer, Nat Segal, the company focuses on short films, documentaries and branded content for the outdoor and tourism industries.

Nat has 10 years experience working as a film and event producer in both the outdoor and arts industries in Australia and Canada. She has experience as a line producer and fixer in Revelstoke.

In 2025 Nat presented her directorial debut Beauty In A Fall, which was awarded ‘Best Mountain Culture Short’ at Whistler Film Festival (2025) and the ‘Transcending Boundaries’ award at No Man’s Land Film Festival (2026).

Films

Biscuits

Two freeride skiers hunt for elusive nuggets of joy while learning to love their inner monsters.

A doc-style ski film that follows freeride skiers Nat Segal and Erin Spong over two seasons skiing together across the stunning and aesthetic backcountry of British Columbia, on the hunt for those elusive nuggets of pure joy we all seek in the mountains.. As their search begins to push their boundaries in the name of progression, both skiers must confront their personal monsters in order to continue moving forward. With help from one another, a willingness to push through discomfort and a healthy sense of humor, Segal and Spong prove to themselves time and time again that the juice is always worth the squeeze.

Featuring Erin Spong & Nat Segal

Directed by Colleen Gentemann

Produced by NS Creative

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Beauty In A Fall

In her toughest adventure yet Canadian mountain guide, Julianna Howatt, seeks to embrace her identity as a trans woman following a fierce struggle with cPTSD. Join Julianna on her journey to self-discovery in the face of an industry that struggles to accept folks who currently fall into the margins of mountain culture. Visiting the mountain-scapes that were her livelihood, she confronts her past experiences and her journey's cost.

Featuring Julianna Howatt, Colin Zacharias, Lindsay Andersen, Shep Howatt, Carl Trescher and Kim Younger-Laboucan.

Directed & Produced by Nat Segal

Director of Photography & Editing by Colleen Gentemann

Cinematography by Ryan Collins & Casey Dubois

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Mountain Joy

The mountains bring us so much joy but what happens when movement in them brings you pain? A short film that follows professional skier Nat Segal as she works to forge a new path in the mountains following several years of managing chronic pain, which would later be diagnosed as ankylosing spondylitis. In an industry that celebrates pain, this film will explore the challenges of navigating and managing a chronic disease while being active for a living.

Directed and Produced by NS Creative

Director of Photography - Ryan Collins

Edited by - Colleen Gentemann

Presented by Helly Hansen, with support from Ortovox and Tourism Revelstoke.

People Like Us

Ryan Collins explores the implications of being a gay man in Revelstoke, BC, highlighting the reality of queer life in mountain towns through the Open Mountains Project, athletes, and other Revelstoke locals. People Like Us is a film that celebrates the existence of queer folks in non-urban environments and shows that healthy queer communities can flourish in small towns.

Featuring: Ryan Collins, Lily Bradley, Janet Wong, Hank Stowers, Bruce Johnston, Jas Clancy, Queershred Revelstoke & Open Mountains Project

Director & Editor: Ryan-Paul Collins

Producer: Nat Segal

Director of Photography: Colleen Gentemann

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Beyond Begbie

Beyond Begbie is a short film that explores the history of the land and its shared significance to Indigenous groups and mountain sports enthusiasts. Standing tall over the Revelstoke valley Mount Begbie has inspired an entire community. It is iconicized in the logos and names of local businesses, featured heavily in artists’ works, is photographed by every visiting tourist, and most importantly of all, is explored by the outdoor enthusiast - no matter the season. While this peak has created an entire contemporary culture in Revelstoke, its name and story only represent colonial history, with no reference to the Indigenous heritage of this land. Is it the outdoor community’s responsibility to help change this?

Featuring: Nahanni Mckay, Ariel Hill, Dale Tomma, Tim Patterson and Shelly Boyd

Directed by Zoya Lynch

Produced by Nat Segal

Director of Photography - Colleen Gentemann

Editing by Colleen Gentemann & Ryan Paul Collins

Consulting by Haley Morin and Tim Patterson

Finding The Line

FINDING THE LINE is a film about fear, it’s paralyzing grip on humans and how it affects our decision-making.

Olympian and X-Games Slopestyle champion Anna Segal and her Freeride World Tour, big mountain skiing sister, Nat Segal, use their skiing to understand fear and how it manifests in the two siblings’ lives.

A heartfelt journey on the knife’s edge of big mountains throughout Canada and France push them to their physical and emotional limits. The extreme skiing mecca of Alaska pushes them beyond. The Australian sisters soon realize that the most important lessons lie within each others' approach. Equipped with greater insight, they negotiate the fine balance between staying in their comfort zone and taking too much risk, learning that sometimes to move forward, you need to understand what is holding you back.

Featuring: Anna Segal, Nat Segal, Mike Douglas, Giulia Monego, Greg Hill, Lorraine Huber, Morgan Salén, Seth Morrison, Brad Sills, Professor Barbara Meyer PhD, Francois Pallandre, Brennan Lagasse, Jessica Sobolowski Quinn, Tino Villanueva, Susan Davis, Alan Segal.Director: Bjarne Salén

Directed by Bjarne Salèn

Produced by Anna Segal and Nat Segal

Edited by Sara Edwards

Executive Producer Fran Derham