Nick is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker with a distinguished career spanning thirteen years, during which he has written, directed, and produced award-winning films, television programs, music videos, and commercials.
His feature film debut, "Pedro", a 2008 MTV biopic about AIDS activist Pedro Zamora, has garnered international recognition, screening at esteemed film festivals such as the Toronto and Berlin Film Festivals. The film, penned by Dustin Lance Black, received nominations for the 2009 Humanitas Prize, a 2010 WGA Award, and a 2010 GLAAD Award. Following a limited theatrical release, "Pedro" premiered on MTV and LOGO in April 2009 and was subsequently released by Wolfe Video the same year.
As an alumnus of the prestigious USC School of Cinematic Arts, Nick has honed his craft through his work as a screenwriting consultant and film instructor at Columbia College. His feature script, "Finding Albie Finch", was a semifinalist for the Sundance Writer's Lab, and he is currently in development on several feature projects, including a supernatural thriller with Jeffrey Reddick, creator of the popular "Final Destination" franchise.
