A failed skateboarder - turned visual artist - turned DIY filmmaker.
Company
Lone Horse Films
Nathan ("Nate") Sellers is a filmmaker and visual artist, known for his directorial debut 'You Can Call Me Light' (2018) and 'The Watcher' (2022), which won "Best Short Film" at Flatland Film Festival.
Nate grew up in Westford, MA, and later moved to Pennsylvania where he established himself as a documentary film editor and graphic artist. In 2017, he teamed up with close friend, Bekah Jordan, and began developing projects back home in New England ('You Can Call Me Light').
Since then, Nate has won two screenwriting awards for his original scripts ('Devotion (I Am What I Am),' 'My Own Shadow') and founded the no-budget film collective, Lone Horse Films. In 2023, he completed his latest film, 'Super Mephitic.'
He is set to shoot his feature film debut in June 2024.
Best Cinematography
The Watcher
Stranger Days Independent Film Festival
Charlotte, NC
The Dunwich Horrors
The Watcher
Boston Underground Film Festival
Boston, MA
Emerging Shorts
The Watcher
Leiden International Film Festival
Leiden
Best Short Film
The Watcher
Flatland Film Festival
Lubbock, TX
College
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Masters in World Religions
20122014
College
Eastern University
Education & Theology
20072011
High School
Westford Academy
20012005
Birth Date
May 27, 1986
Nickname
Nate
Hometown
Boston, MA
Played drums in a punk band with Kevin Steinhauser of Math the Band.
A failed skateboarder - turned visual artist - turned DIY filmmaker.
Company
Lone Horse Films
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