Nicholas, a passionate filmmaker, was born to Hungarian parents and grew up surrounded by the magic of cinema, thanks to his loving father Örs, who introduced him to iconic films like Star Wars, The Terminator series, and James Bond adventures. Tragedy struck when Nicholas' father suddenly passed away in 1998, fueling his desire to dive deeper into the world of filmmaking, where he discovered his true calling.
After receiving a full scholarship to the University of Southern California's prestigious film program, Nicholas produced his first independent feature film while continuing his studies. The successful premiere paved the way for him to establish relationships with industry professionals.
In 2009, Nicholas wrote, produced, and directed his second feature and first theatrically released film, "The Penitent Man," which received critical acclaim for its structure and style, winning a Best Screenplay award during its festival run. The film stars Lance Henriksen and Andrew Keegan and is available on DVD and digital platforms.
In 2012, Nicholas directed his third feature, a dark comedy called "Matt's Chance," starring Edward Furlong, Lee Majors, Margot Kidder, and Gary Busey. The film enjoyed a successful festival tour, garnering critical acclaim and several awards, before enjoying a limited theatrical run and becoming available on various VOD platforms.
In 2016, Nicholas released his fourth feature, an indie homage to 90s action movies called "Beta Test," featuring a cast of rising stars and genre veterans, including Manu Bennett, Larenz Tate, and Linden Ashby. The film boasts one of the longest single-shot choreographed fight sequences in film history and was released nationwide before hitting DVD, Blu-Ray, and VOD.
In 2018, Nicholas produced the meta-drama "Ultra Low," which takes a hard look at the struggles of indie filmmaking. The film had a successful festival run, winning 10 Best Picture awards, and others for writing, directing, and acting, before being released wide across digital platforms.
Now in Los Angeles, Nicholas has completed his biggest film to date, a star-studded supernatural thriller called "The Activated Man." As the film enjoys a successful festival run and prepares for its upcoming release, Nicholas continues to assemble a slate of projects with some of the most talented and successful people in the film industry by his side.
