Natalie Elizabeth Boll (née Tudge; born 9 January 1986 in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada) is a Canadian film and television producer. She began her career as an actress in Canadian independent films and attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. She is married to German filmmaker Uwe Boll.

After graduating from both the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York and Capilano University, she immediately cut her teeth on a number of Canadian and international film projects. Her short films E?Anx (The Cave) and Inconvenience earned critical acclaim at the Berlin International Sundance and Toronto International Film Festivals.

She was a development executive and associate producer for Waterfront Pictures. She was responsible for writing and producing four seasons of the hit Canadian series CMT Star, and worked as Rugged Media's head of development, producing shows with of BC Film, Movie Central, Telefilm and Canada Council.

Tudeh has appeared on World's Weirdest Restaurants with The Food Network and Urban Suburban with HGTV Canada, as well as a variety of her own projects.

In 2014 she produced Rampage 2: Capital Punishment with husband Uwe Boll.