Xavier Burgin is an Emmy-nominated writer/director from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. He’s the director of AMC Network’s Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror. He’s a Sundance Fellow, HBO Alumni, Berlinale Talent, and Ryan Murphy Directing Fellow. Xavier grew up in the deep south where chain-link fences guarded you from the dog snapping at your feet. He’d disappear into the evergreen forests of Mississippi until sunset. He’d emerge for Cowboy Bebop, Final Fantasy 7, and Eve’s Bayou—wondering if these tales could co-exist. Now, he creates adventure, legend, and myth–the type of worlds his younger self dreamed about in the rural heat.

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