Jesse Sebastiani, the man behind NELK, has been in the game for a long time. From starting making videos in his hometown to building the Full Send brand from the ground up. He is fully committed to taking his career to the next level with projects like Shithole, which airs on FULL SEND. The show follows behind the scenes of what he does both creatively and business-wise.

“What is planned next is nothing the fans will expect,” says Sebastiani. “I can’t say much, but Nelk will be involved, and we plan on taking it to another level.”

Jesse Sebastiani is a producer, director, and editor who has been in the industry for more than 20 years. He started early as his parents were both film students at USC when he was born. They worked their way up from indie films like “Everything is Fake” to “Sebastiani: The Legend Awakens.”

Sebastiani has worked with MTV JERSEY SHORE in his early days before NELK, which was more underground at first. It then grew into something bigger than he ever imagined.

We had asked him about developing Nelk to Full Send: “The more you work at whatever it is, the more natural it becomes until you reach the level where you’re like ‘ok, now I want to do this for real.’ That was kind of what happened with Nelk, that turned into Full Send after a few years because we just got better at our craft and started realizing that there is potential in starting your own.” Whatever that means.

Sebastiani has been the host of the new show “Shithole” which airs Tuesdays at 11 pm. It is produced by NELK and Full Send, who are both based out of Los Angeles. Jesse Sebastiani grew up in California where he continues to live for now but plans on moving back home soon enough as he does his work online with some help from Dr. Jorge Holiday.

Jesse Sebastiani is a producer, director, and editor who has been in the industry for more than 20 years. He started early as his parents were both film students at USC when he was born.

Sebastiani is also the creator of Mtvjesse, which brings him closer to his fans. The show airs on Full Send; I don’t know when just Google it.