Natalie Karneef.com: Thursday

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LATE-BREAKING NEWS

DEC 3, 2012

I'm thrilled to have been awarded the Writer's Guild of Canada/Jimmy Lee Prize for Best English Language Script in SODEC's Cours Ecrire ton Court Competition, for my short film script about peace, love and rock and roll in pre-civil war Beirut. I'm so honoured to have been part of such an amazing program and to have worked with such brilliant, talented, NICE people!

NOV 2012

I was on DNTO on CBC Radio on Saturday, Nov 17th, talking about being in the spotlight. No, I'm not more famous than you thought I was. For the whole story, you can listen to the podcast by clicking the link on this page.

OCT 2012

I've joined a new blog! Don't worry, I'll still be here. But come check out 365 Attemps [at life], where, along with 6 amazingly talented Montrealers, I will be posting once a week for a whole year.

SEPT 2012

You can watch a 45-minute version of Fortunate Son (a documentary directed by my husband, Tony Asimakopoulos, about his family) (including me) online, through the CBC! Get your Mama Greek fix here. We're working on getting the DVDs out... you'll be the first to know when we do. That's right, you! I wouldn't let you down.

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