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Nick Neon

Alias:
N.J. Calder
Nick Calder

Birthplace:
New York, New York, USA

Biography from TheMovieDB

Nick Neon is an award-winning Korean American writer, director + actor known for his indie horror feature debut, Fear Eats the Seoul, Fear Eats the Seoul, as well as the recently released coming-of-age short, Ultra Bleu. He is the co-founder of NYK Media Group, a Seoul-based video production company and has also served as the Creative Director at Roll The Dice Pictures where he directed music videos for K-Indie artists such as Love X Stereo, Kite Flying Robot + Henry Bloomfield. Neon loves Jurassic Park, vegan ice cream + the desert sky right before dawn.

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Film Production

Director:
2011  Fear Eats the Seoul
2016  Ultra Bleu
2019  Zero One

Writer:
2011  Fear Eats the Seoul
2016  Ultra Bleu
2018  Vertical Lines
2019  Zero One

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