Throughout her nearly twenty-five year career, Southern California native Natalie Berg-Dendy has worked in various aspects of the entertainment industry. She began as an artist manager in the music industry, which led to the role of Head of Studio Relations for Big Idea, Inc. headquartered in Salt Lake City. There, Natalie worked alongside voiceover talent for motion pictures, video games and animation. She also worked on the production side with several recording artists. Her work in the music industry led her to Nashville, where she began working in artist relations for Grammy Award winning artists in the family of record labels under EMI CMG.

 

Drawing on the parallels between the music and film industries, BoldLine Entertainment was born out of a desire to manage the acting career of her own daughter. As a result, she began managing the careers of an extraordinary roster of actors based not only in the southeast, but nationally. Her goal throughout her career has been to manage talent that work on projects that not only impact the world and inspire others, but entertain. Natalie advocates for and partners with her actors to create opportunities in Television, Motion Pictures, Voiceover, Print and Professional Theater. 

 

Natalie holds a BBA in Music Business & Artist Management from Belmont University’s Curb School of Entertainment. She also holds a Masters Degree in University Education from Belmont University. She has previously served as Professor of Entertainment Business at Columbia State College and currently serves as Professor of English Composition at Williamson College. Natalie is also certified by the London Academy of Music And Dramatic Arts in their actor’s program. She is a published non-fiction ghostwriter and songwriter. Natalie lives outside of Nashville with her husband, Dr. Chris Dendy, a partner of BoldLine, and her daughter, actress London Everett Dendy.