Natasha Ofili Signs With Established Artists Management
Natasha Ofili has signed with Established Artists Management for representation, with manager Corey Simon attached to her across film, television and other work. The deal was reported by Deadline on 6 October 2026.
Ofili works as an actress, writer, director and producer. She is a Black Deaf member of the Writers Guild of America, the US union for screenwriters.
Her screen credits include MGM's boxing drama Creed III. She starred as Principal Vaughn in Ryan Murphy's Netflix series The Politician. Her voice work in video games includes Marvel's Spider-Man 2.
She also makes her own work. Ofili wrote, co-directed and starred in the short film The Multi. It was selected for 16 film festivals and featured in the British Film Institute's Busting the Bias programme, which supports Deaf and disabled talent.
After its Slamdance screening, she was hired as a staff writer, meaning a full-time member of a series writing team, on a Starz and Warner Bros. project from Array. She then wrote, directed and starred in the horror short What I Was Trying to Say through her Niovision banner. Katia Washington produced it and Christy Hall served as executive producer, meaning she backed the project in a senior supervisory role.
Ofili was creative director and lead performer for Coldplay's 'feelslikeimfallinginlove' music video. She performed with the band on Saturday Night Live.
What makes this stand out is range. Few artists move between acting, writing, directing and live music performance in the same year, and representation puts one team in place to field those calls.
