Nelson Moses Lassiter, known as "Moses," is a distinguished African American Content Executive based in Los Angeles. Renowned for his expertise in developing and producing high-quality content, Moses has a rich background as an Emmy-nominated Editor and Executive. He has excelled in guiding projects from conception to post-production for major platforms like Netflix and Tubi (Fox Studios). At Netflix, he worked in Physical Production for series such as Sweet Tooth, Sandman, Wednesday, and Three...
Nelson Moses Lassiter, known as "Moses," is a distinguished African American Content Executive based in Los Angeles. Renowned for his expertise in developing and producing high-quality content, Moses has a rich background as an Emmy-nominated Editor and Executive. He has excelled in guiding projects from conception to post-production for major platforms like Netflix and Tubi (Fox Studios). At Netflix, he worked in Physical Production for series such as Sweet Tooth, Sandman, Wednesday, and Three Body Problem. During his tenure at Tubi, he played a pivotal role in development and served as the Creative Executive for six feature films. His independent feature, Take the Night, was acquired by Saban Films and released theatrically in the US, with his follow-up feature, Dirty, starring Ron Perlman and Theo Rossi, set for release later this year.
Nelson Moses Lassiter, known as "Moses," is a distinguished African American Content Executive based in Los Angeles. Renowned for his expertise in developing and producing high-quality content, Moses has a rich background as an Emmy-nominated Editor and Executive. He has excelled in guiding projects from conception to post-production for major platforms like Netflix and Tubi (Fox Studios). At Netflix, he worked in Physical Production for series such as Sweet Tooth, Sandman, Wednesday, and Three Body Problem. During his tenure at Tubi, he played a pivotal role in development and served as the Creative Executive for six feature films. His independent feature, Take the Night, was acquired by Saban Films and released theatrically in the US, with his follow-up feature, Dirty, starring Ron Perlman and Theo Rossi, set for release later this year.
