We make up horrors to help us cope with the real ones.
— Stephen King

Nicholas, originally from Connecticut, has embraced Los Angeles as his home for the past decade. His journey began in childhood with a deep affinity for musical theater, which sowed the seeds of a lifelong passion for dance. At the age of 21, he relocated to Los Angeles to dive fully into a professional dance career, achieving notable success that led him to establish his own dance company.

When the pandemic paused the usual buzz of the entertainment industry, Nicholas pivoted towards another long-held passion—screenwriting. Drawing inspiration from horror legends like John Carpenter, Stephen King, and Kevin Williamson, he aims to breathe new life into the slasher genre through a queer lens.

Nicholas's pursuit of screenwriting led him to the Los Angeles Film School, where he distinguished himself by earning nominations for Best Structure, Best Plot, and Best Original Screenplay in the 3x3x3 Digital Screenwriters Challenge, winning third place for Best Original Screenplay. His academic prowess was recognized with his induction into the Honor Society of the Entertainment Arts and his election as Events Coordinator, culminating in a summa cum laude graduation.

Determined to carve his own niche in the film industry, Nicholas is also focused on becoming a published author. He lives with his partner and their three beloved dogs, known collectively as the Toot Squad.