EXCLUSIVE: Established Artists Management has signed Creed III and The Politician actress Natasha Ofili for representation.
Ofili works as an actress, writer, director and producer, and Established Artists will aim to support her as she seeks to expand in each avenue. She is also recognized as the Black Deaf member of the Writers Guild of America.
Onscreen, Ofili appeared in MGM’s Creed III and played Principal Vaughn in Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series The Politician, and has voiced video‑game characters in titles such as Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.
On the cinematic front, Ofili wrote, co‑directed and starred in the short The Multi, which was selected for sixteen film festivals and featured in the British Film Institute’s Busting the Bias program. After its Slamdance screening, Ofili secured a staff writer role on a project developed by Array for Starz and Warner Bros.
She later crafted, directed and acted in the horror short What I Was Trying to Say under her Niovision banner, with Katia Washington as producer and Christy Hall as executive producer. Additionally, Ofili served as creative director and lead performer for Coldplay’s ‘feelslikeimfallinginlove’ music video and performed with the band of Saturday Night Live.
“Natasha is a singular talent who has built a remarkable portfolio across multiple storytelling media,” said Established Artists manager Corey Simon. “I am thrilled to partner with her as she expands her creative presence in acting, writing, directing and producing.”
“I’m excited to collaborate with Established Artists as I deepen my acting credentials and grow my slate as a writer, director and producer,” added Ofili. “The goal is to assemble the right team to champion bold, impact‑driven storytelling across every platform.”
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