Brandon Nicholas, a remarkable individual, accomplished a remarkable feat at the tender age of 19 by completing his first feature-length film, "Beauty in Chaos", a gritty and poignant portrayal of a photographer's experiences during World War II.
Following the premiere of his debut film, Nicholas furthered his education at the prestigious Art Center College of Design, where he continued to hone his skills in the art of filmmaking.
In 2011, Nicholas' sophomore directorial effort, "Desert Son", was released to critical acclaim and a strong festival run, cementing his status as a rising talent in the industry.
Later that year, Nicholas collaborated with renowned composer Danny Elfman to create the final segment of the five-part feature "Do Not Disturb", a testament to his versatility and creative range.
Today, Brandon Nicholas resides in Los Angeles, where he continues to work as a director and production designer on a wide range of projects, including features, music videos, and narrative films.
