Travis Nicholson is a multifaceted creative force hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, with a diverse array of talents that encompass the realms of writing, directing, producing, and acting.
Throughout his illustrious career, Travis has had the privilege of collaborating with an esteemed group of directors, including the renowned Clint Eastwood, the Coen brothers, F. Gary Grey, and Harmony Korine, thereby exposing himself to a wide spectrum of styles and techniques that have collectively contributed to his growth and development in his various creative pursuits.
In 2012, Travis's short film, "The Arm," which he had the privilege of producing, garnered the "Special Jury Prize for Comedic Storytelling" at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. Two years later, "Listening," a feature film that Travis not only produced but also shot on location in Cambodia, received widespread critical acclaim from esteemed publications such as the Hollywood Reporter and Moviemaker magazine.
In 2015, Travis co-created, co-wrote, executive produced, and starred in "Still the King," a comedy television series that boasted an impressive cast, including Billy Ray Cyrus and Joey Lauren Adams, and enjoyed a successful two-season run, with filming taking place on location in Nashville, Tennessee.
In the same year, Travis founded LITTLE brother, LLC, a production company that serves as the umbrella entity for his various creative projects, which he has been nurturing and developing on a global scale.
