Nicole Signore was born in Upstate, New York, and began modeling in print ads and television commercials at the age of two. She performed in front of her first live audience at the age of five in the televised version of Disney on Ice's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
She graduated with a Bachelor's of Arts in Multimedia Communications from SUNY Empire State College and an Associate's Degree in Music and Theater from SUNY Schenectady College. Nicole began working on stage professionally for various theaters, earning her Actors Equity Association card.
Nicole transitioned to TV and Film with on-screen acting performances in roles such as Page in "Kill Your Darlings" alongside Daniel Radcliffe, and as Jemima Warner in "Benedict Arnold: Hero Betrayed" alongside Peter O'Meara.
She has also had smaller featured roles in films such as "Furlough" alongside Melissa Leo, and "Then Came You" alongside Maisie Williams. Nicole's international film and television credits include the German TV series "Katie Fforde" alongside Ursula Karven.
Nicole has also acted in various web series and short films, including "The Wig People" and "Purgatory." She is a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild and has won two best actress awards.
In addition to acting, Nicole has worked in different departments on set and has done impersonations for many actresses. She has also written and produced several short films and a television commercial for GM Motors.
Nicole is an animal rights activist and enjoys martial arts and collecting classic Ford Mustangs. She holds a black belt in five different styles of martial arts and has worked as a Fight Choreography Director for an episode of the NBC television show "The Mysteries of Laura."
Nicole's vintage car collection has appeared in several television shows and movies, including Columbia Pictures' "Salt" and the HBO TV series "I Know This Much is True."
