Nick McKinney, a multifaceted creative force, has had a storied career in television and film.
As a Producer for The Daily Show, he brought his expertise to the popular satirical news program.
In addition, Nick worked as a writer-producer for Michael Moore's acclaimed series, The Awful Truth, for A&E.
He also created, executive produced, and directed the cult hit Insomniac with Dave Attell for Comedy Central, showcasing his versatility and creativity.
Furthermore, Nick served as an Executive Producer for The Al Franken Show on Sundance Channel, Morgan Spurlock's 30 Days on FX, and the critically-acclaimed series The Media Project on IFC.
In the realm of film, Nick's credits include the creation, writing, and co-direction of the feature-length docu-drama The Herd, filmed in the Canadian arctic.
He was also the Executive Producer for the feature-length documentary EIC for 121212, which tells the story of the concert for Hurricane Sandy.
Additionally, Nick executive produced Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story, in partnership with Epix and HBO Canada, and produced The C-Word, a feature-length documentary on cancer-prevention, in collaboration with Morgan Freeman and Revelations Entertainment.
Most recently, Nick collaborated with Blue Ant Studios and Amazon Prime Video to conceive and produce The Kids In The Hall: Comedy Punks, a 2-hour docu-series about the legendary Canadian comedy troupe.
He was also a consulting producer on the 3-hour documentary special Evil By Design: Surviving Nygard.
When not working on documentaries, Nick enjoys sailing, spending time with dogs, and tending to his garden.
