YouTube Episodes
Lights, Camera, Nonsense!
Nick and Zach cover TV/Movie news and reviews and give their takes on what's going on in Hollywood.
Barely Playing - The Walking Dead
Nick plays through a zombie epidemic while Dee tells him what to say.
Barely Playing - Detroit
Dee plays through a robot uprising while Nick tells her what to say. what could go wrong?
Barely Playing - Tell Me Why
Dee plays through some Alaskan angst while Nick decides what to say!
Reacts
The LCN Crew react to all the latest news and announcements to movies, tv, and video games!
A Side of Nonsense
Nick has some questions about life, and how movies and TV fit into all of it.
Nick Names Movies
Version 1.0 of what would later become Lights, Camera, Nonsense. Do Zach and Nick have it all figured out?
Our Cast
Lights, Camera, Nonsense is made up of friends who have a lot to say when it comes to movies, TV, video games, and pop culture. But can they keep you updated on news about the latest in Hollywood? Can they survive a robot uprising while carefully navigating pseudo-motherhood? No matter what they cover in all the shows they host, Whether or not they have what it takes is another matter entirely.
Nick Simmons
Host/Co-Founder
Nick once watched True Lies when he was ten, and immediately knew he wanting to tell the world what movies they should be watching. Does that really make him qualified? Who's to say?
Zach Smith
Host/Co-Founder
Zach’s image of a perfect world includes the easy three point structure of owning a Mogwai, the laissez-faire lifestyle that comes with a time-traveling DeLorean, and the long-overdue recognition of comedian and acting all-star, Sinbad. Make of that what you will.
Deanna Fielder
Frequent Guest
Generally speaking, Dee’s natural state of being is in front of some form of video game, but she’s also been known to serve up some seriously sick artwork. Sick in the antiquated sense, not literally; can you imagine if she just drew sick people all of the time? Gross. Anyway, you can also find her whispering baby talk to her dozens of plants, which from what I understand, is SUPER normal.