Nahshon Dion Anderson
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| Born |
April 1, 1978 Altadena, California, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Education | California State University Los Angeles |
| Occupation | Actor, memoirist, screenwriter, producer |
| Years active | 1994–present |
| Notable work | Shooting Range |
| Awards | Bronx Recognizes Its Own Award |
| Website | www.Nahshondionanderson.com |
Nahshon Dion Anderson (born 1978) is an Afro-Mexican and Atakapa, Choctaw, and Black Foot Native American, French Creole writer, producer, filmmaker and 2014 recipient of the Bronx Recognizes its own award (BRIO), given by the Bronx Council on the Arts.
Anderson was born in Los Angeles County in the suburb of Altadena and raised as a Jehovah's Witness. Anderson's family resided in Pasadena for several years. Anderson attended John Marshall Junior High School with Actress Lark Vorhees and Tamala Jones as well as Actor Jaleel White. As a member of Ms. Smiths drama club, Anderson was invited to view live TV show tapings of various sitcoms at Sony Studios in Culver City, mainly Family Matters.
In 1994, Anderson began working at Chuck E. Cheese as Chuck E. and was cast in a TV commercial that was shot in Pasadena. From 1995-1996, Anderson worked at Universal Studios Hollywood during the weekends and attended John Muir High School in Pasadena with Tashauna Howard. Her godfather Tupac Shakur attended their prom on June 7 with his personal bodyguard at the Biltmore Hotel In Los Angeles. Anderson inquired about working in Hollywood, and Tupac directed her to contact Look Here Productions which was producing his music videos at the time.
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