Nathan Hong Fisher's latest design accomplishments included the Netflix feature doc "Dick Johnson Is Dead" and the narrative-doc hybrid "Slugfest" for the streaming platform Quibi.​Recently he wrote, designed, and directed the sci-fi love story "Hello, World"; directed the animated short "The 49th Day", art directed the period feature "Martin Eden", and designed the short films "The Faces Pentaptych" and "I Miss Your Face".In 2017, along with his creative partner Kristy Richman, he developed and directed a seven-episode short-form series called "TableTalk" which was distributed by Fullscreen Media.His short "Backtrack" received a jury commendation at Filminute 2016 and his work can be seen in the films "The Sunlit Night", "American Invitation", "Hapa", "Manifest", "Don't Write Me Off", and the NBC series "The Village".He is currently exploring the possibilities of virtual production through the Unreal Engine and broadening his skillset to include interactive entertainment.