ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this interview with Actor, Videogame Writer & Filmmaker Morley Nelson, there are many unique things about the indie multi-talent:
*Director Nelson talks about how he translates the script pages to camera
*How he overcome all kinds of doubt earlier on and embracing his Pacific Islander heritage
*Making sure that EVERY job you're at is one where everyone gets along
*How he got mentored by BAFTA-winning director James Strong!
SONG INTRO:
"Halloween Spooky Choir" by Soundscrate.
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United States
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