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Nina Romain is living proof that small children shouldn't be taken trick-or-treating in Alabama - or they tend to end up obsessed with the creepier side of Halloween! Her horror shorts tend to be shot half in the seedier side of Los Angeles and half in the darker side of the UK. This includes shooting the UK's "most haunted" village" in Fright Corner starring Games of Thrones' star Rob Callender.

Nina has written, produced and (occasionally) directed 15 microshorts, including some in LA. These include Vicious Valentine, a found footage shot near Venice Beach about a romantic Valentine’s Day that goes horrifically wrong, and Dark Soon, shot in a 1930s abandoned ranch in Rustic Canyon.

She regularly screens at leading UK indie horror festival Horror on Sea, including this January with Medieval Maze. In her hometown, she's shot Ghost London, a lockdown thriller in a deserted central London, (shooting in a ghost town), as well as other microhorrors Killer Party and Cute Kid.

Her 16 microhorrors have been selected or played in over 50 film festivals globally, while she regularly screens in the UK's biggest independent horror fest, Horror-on-Sea film festival.

A former photojournalist, she also does film BTS for features as well as horror shorts and interviews and regularly blogs on horror for Raindance film festival on a varied range of film obsessions, including winter-based horrors, crazed sports fans, and FrightFest's latest Brit flick,

She's appeared in two Netflix series, including The Crown, and at Fright'fest as a cast member on 2019 premiere of The Living Dead (pictured, also known as Are We Dead Yet) as well as  in Marc Price's action flick The Arbiter.

She works as a feature script supervisor/continuity, and is working on a dystopian underground "Morlocks-based nightmare" shoot.

Hamming it up at FrightFest's premiere of The Living Dead