Noel Vinson

Alias:
VITAL Emcee

Birthplace:
California

Noel Vinson is a producer, writer and director. He is best known for the short horror film, Jane (2021), a winner of Stage 32's 7th Annual Short Film Competition, as well as Dusters (2020), The Malicious (2019) and I'm Sorry Mommy (2017). Additionally, you'll hear him lending his voice to the popular true crime podcast, The Evidence Locker.  As an experienced entertainment professional from Los Angeles, Noel's early success as a hip-hop artist propelled him onto the world stage where he toured internationally from LA to Shanghai and to Sydney, Australia where he is now based.  His films have attracted more than twenty awards and nominations from multiple festivals. He is a prolific independent filmmaker with a focus on working collaboratively with international artists on feature films, shorts and podcasts under the umbrella of his company, Dissenter Stage Entertainment.

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Director:
2019  The Malicious
2020  Dusters
2021  Jane
????  deadfish.

Editor:
2019  The Malicious
2020  Dusters
2021  Jane
????  deadfish.

Music:
2017  I'm Sorry Mommy
2019  The Malicious
2020  Dusters
2021  Jane
????  deadfish.

Producer:
2017  I'm Sorry Mommy
2019  Bilched
2019  The Malicious
2020  Dusters
2021  Jane
????  deadfish.

Writer:
2017  I'm Sorry Mommy
2019  Bilched
2019  The Malicious
2020  Dusters
2021  Jane
????  deadfish.

Creator:
2020  Axmo Deus

Director:
2020  Axmo Deus

Producer:
2020  Axmo Deus

Writer:
2020  Axmo Deus

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