Alexis Nichele
Bio
Writer/Director of Mandela Affected. I was raised in Hollywood around many influential people and have lots of stories to tell. I love story-telling! I wrote a book about several different other worldly encounters I’ve had.
Stories (5)
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A case of mistaken identity
It was October 2006 and A friend of mine from Italy was in town working on an album with the same folks who had produced Nirvana. So he took a break and came to stay with me for the holidays. I had just bought my first house in the San Fernando Valley and was very excited to have company. Umberto is the lead singer of a Rock Band 🎸called URock. It wasn’t until a few years ago that Umberto finally told me the fantastic story of how the band was named.
By Alexis Nichele3 years ago in Beat
Chivalry Isn’t dead but it is dying.
I went to recycle some bottles and cans today. It was just over 100° outside and I had two of my dogs in the car. The first time I only passed by the recycling center because it was too crowded so I went to the grocery store first and then I circled around and came back to the recycling center about 30 minutes later. The first time I passed by I noticed a man talking to someone in a car which was blocking the street. I was surprised to see that the man was still there when I returned 30 minutes later.
By Alexis Nichele3 years ago in Humans
The brazen burglar
I was babysitting a seven-year-old boy in the Hollywood Hills one day. I was about to give the kid a bath when I looked out the kitchen window and noticed a man sitting in a blue Toyota parked in the driveway. The house has a shared driveway with another property. I wondered why this guy was parked in the driveway of the couples home of whom I were babysitting. A few minutes later this man got out of his vehicle and walked over to what looked like in electrical control box for the neighbors automatic gate. He begin using tools so I figured that he was a repairman because he looked to be an older Filipino gentleman and also because it was 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
By Alexis Nichele3 years ago in Criminal
Never Let them see you cry 😢
When I was a kid I worked as a set production assistant on the movie kindergarten Cop. Jason Reitman (the Director of Juno) and I were the only kids working as a crew. Jason is two years younger than myself so when not working I would often be in charge. We would run around the studio playing games and illegally driving golf carts as we were both under legal driving age.
By Alexis Nichele3 years ago in Humans
