Lian Lunson (born 3 February 1959) is an Australian actress who became
a filmmaker and author.Lian Lunson was born in Victoria, outside the
Australian metropolis Melbourne. After attending The Ensemble drama
school in Sydney and working as an actor, she moved to Los Angeles in
1987 to join the film industry. Lunson produced commercials and music
videos, and in 1997 opened her own production company based in LA,
Horse Pictures. At the request of Island Records, Lian made a video
for Willie Nelson in Ireland for his Spirit album. For the song 'She
Is Gone', she also made a 15-minute electronic press kit. It was at
that time that Lian took Nelson to meet U2 at their studio in Dublin.
Whilst there, U2 and Nelson recorded the song 'Slow Dancing', which
was captured on film by Lunson and used in the documentary that she
would make for Willie called, Willie Nelson: Down Home. It aired in
1997 on PBS.
a filmmaker and author.Lian Lunson was born in Victoria, outside the
Australian metropolis Melbourne. After attending The Ensemble drama
school in Sydney and working as an actor, she moved to Los Angeles in
1987 to join the film industry. Lunson produced commercials and music
videos, and in 1997 opened her own production company based in LA,
Horse Pictures. At the request of Island Records, Lian made a video
for Willie Nelson in Ireland for his Spirit album. For the song 'She
Is Gone', she also made a 15-minute electronic press kit. It was at
that time that Lian took Nelson to meet U2 at their studio in Dublin.
Whilst there, U2 and Nelson recorded the song 'Slow Dancing', which
was captured on film by Lunson and used in the documentary that she
would make for Willie called, Willie Nelson: Down Home. It aired in
1997 on PBS.
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