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No Lights! No Camera! Action!

No Lights! No Camera! Action!

By: Noah Nelson
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Noah and Jacob Nelson talk about movies. Pretty straight forward. NEW! Dubbers: The Lost Tapes FULL AUDIO TRACKS! Over on my YouTube channel I have a series called Dubbers in which my friends and I do improvised dubs of movies, shows, specials, video games, etc. (Similar to Real Time Fandub) Now, for anytime we dub something that copyright prevents from being uploaded in its entirety, you will be able to find the full audio tracks on here. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nolightspodcast/supportNoah Nelson Art
Episodes
  • No Lights! No Camera! Action! - Episode 62 LIVE! - The last time we'll talk about Ender's Game (Part 2)
    Jul 23 2025

    In part 2 of our second to last episode, we simulate an entire season of Big Brother with our favorite film characters (and Mother Superior) as the houseguests.

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    4 hrs and 3 mins
  • No Lights! No Camera! Action! - Episode 62 LIVE! - The last time we'll talk about Ender's Game (Part 1)
    Jul 23 2025

    In Part 1 of our second to last episode, we discuss a film that's hard to discuss and a film with too much to discuss.

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    2 hrs and 14 mins
  • No Lights! No Camera! Action! - Episode 61 LIVE! - Freddy vs Jason vs Godzilla vs Steve Martin vs some pirates
    Oct 24 2024

    Vote for the Miserable Movie Oscars: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqbciSwEIbanrmiNmWxTkb-XT4byp5yXbKywN2TVsX5vVdSQ/viewform?usp=sf_link


    In this third-to-last episode of the podcast, we speedrun some recent film reviews, discuss "Godzilla, King of the Monsters!" (1956) and "Freddy vs Jason" (2003), and finish developing the story for our yet-to-be-titled pirate horror film.

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    3 hrs and 34 mins
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