Nick Roth, a renowned scholar and industry professional, hails from the vibrant city of Los Angeles. His academic journey commenced at Cornell University, where he went on to earn a Doctor of Philosophy degree in English in the year 2014. Roth's groundbreaking dissertation, "Potential Cinema: Closet Film in Twentieth-Century Fiction," marked a significant milestone in literary studies, as it delved into the realm of novels and short fiction written in screenplay format, thus becoming the first comprehensive book-length study of its kind.
Since the completion of his doctoral studies, Roth has made a substantial impact in the world of film and television, both in the United States and China. His most notable achievement to date is his co-authored adapted screenplay for the feature film Chronicles of the Ghostly Tribe, which has garnered widespread acclaim and commercial success, earning over $100 million at the box office.
