One of Nandar’s most recent productions is a TV series called Creepy Chronicles, a family-friendly anthology series that pays homage to 1950’s Vincent Price-style horror. Nancy says that Nandar Entertainment is “trying to do something really different with this series,” including “using the color in the series like a character.” She explains that though the narrative of each episode stands alone, “…the first episode’s all in black and white, and the second episode’s got a little color, but when [the story] goes back to purgatory it’s [back to] all black and white.” The first three episodes of Creepy Chronicles are available to stream right now on Amazon Prime, and Nandar will soon shoot another three to five episodes to fill out the rest of season one.
When looking to the future, and in light of the recent Harvey Weinstein scandal, Nancy feels optimistic that Hollywood is turning a new cheek and becoming a more inclusive (and less abusive) place for women and diverse voices. Though she admits there is still bias against women in Hollywood, especially female directors or executives, Nancy says everything that’s happened this year has “lit a fire for all females” in the film industry, sending a signal to the establishment that women are going to “stand up” for themselves and will no longer ignore any abuse or discrimination. Nandar, at least, will continue to be a place that is inclusive to all.
