About Nina Romain
Nina Romain's horror microshorts tend to be shot in the grungier side of London, including the UK's "most haunted" village. Last year she AD’d on a Covid-safe rom-com and created some shorts, ranging from a pandemic nightmare in lockdown London to one on two friends lost in a forest who find a creepy black and white photo of a child and realise some kids aren't that cute when they grow up... She’s currently reviewing a lot of scripts while optimistically planning summer shoots. For more information, please visit: www.girlfright.com
Wreaking Revenge on Valentine’s Day… True Love Hurts on Screen
Valentine’s day on screen, love leads to pain…especially on 14 February Expecting red roses and chocolates this Sunday? Then good thing you’re not fictitious, as characters tend to do bad things for love (and hate) on 14 February. On the big screen, hearts...
Supporting the Shoot – Working as a Supporting Artist
If you’ve missed appearing in front of the camera, hopefully this year will provide more opportunities to get on set. After all, if there’s one thing you learn working as a supporting artist (SA) or extra, it’s to be prepared for some strange and varied working...
Putting the Fright Into Festive for Kids
So Christmas is drawing near…what’s the strangest festive movie filled with fright you could watch this year with kids? Putting aside the traditional argument over whether or not Die Hard is an Christmas movie or even The Thing, starring Kurt Russell surrounded by a...
