Natalie Mitchell has a B.F.A. from the University of California at Santa Barbara and she has an M.F.A. from the Graduate Acting Department at New York University. She performed as leads at the S.T.C. (Shakespeare Theater Company, D.C.), appeared in various National Commercials — such as her controversial Subway Commercial which was talked about on The Daily Show, The Huffington Post, Conversation Nation, and Good Morning America — and she is currently the Host of Crime Stoppers on CBS. Aside from acting, she has coached actors internationally on how to prepare for an audition by preparing the physical body using her yoga and Alexander training. In addition, she is a producer and co-founder of Emergence Films, which is an all female production company that prides itself on producing films that offer female roles that are multi-dimensional. Emergence films has two flagship films: Follow the River (a female western) and 30 Camels (a film based on real life experiences while traveling through Morocco). Natalie Mitchell resides in L.A. where she continues to work as an actor, coach, and producer. She is also helps her husband as a Master Distributor of Pacari Chocolate which is the #1 dark organic chocolate from Ecuador.