In this eye-opening episode, Floyd Marshall Jr. and Okema Moore sit down with genre-breaking filmmaker Nace DeSanders. Known for her bold and artistic work in experimental horror, Nace shares how a passion for storytelling and a global perspective—from New York to Madrid to South Africa—inspire her deeply impactful films. The conversation explores her unconventional journey from volunteering at festivals to directing acclaimed shorts like Hello Sickness and The Wounded and the Watcher, and her upcoming feature Dance of the Demon, which centers on endometriosis through a haunting, allegorical lens.
This episode dives into:
How working for free strategically can launch a film career
The importance of building diverse crews and community
Horror as a platform for social impact storytelling
Why filmmakers (and viewers) must "vote with their money"
Nace’s insights on global filmmaking, mentorship, and being a Black woman in horror
Whether you’re a filmmaker, a genre fan, or just someone who loves hearing real, raw creative journeys, this episode is for you.
🎧 Listen now and be inspired by the power of visionary storytelling and bold authenticity.
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