David Nordstrom, a multifaceted filmmaker of exceptional talent and adaptability, has amassed a diverse portfolio of creative endeavors spanning the mediums of film and television. With a distinguished educational background in Film Directing from the prestigious California Institute of the Arts, Nordstrom has consistently showcased his impressive range of skills, seamlessly navigating the various roles of writer, director, producer, editor, and actor.
Notably, Nordstrom's impressive career in television has spanned a wide range of roles, showcasing his remarkable range and versatility as a director, executive producer, and supervising editor. One notable example of his work is the HBO series Navajo Police: Class 57, where he brought his expertise to the forefront, taking on multiple responsibilities and leaving a lasting impact on the project.
Before his work on Navajo Police: Class 57, Nordstrom was instrumental in the production of the Netflix series Cheer, serving as both supervising editor and supervising story producer for its inaugural season. His exceptional work on this series earned him a prestigious Emmy award, as well as an ACE award, solidifying his reputation as a talented and dedicated professional in the television industry.
Nordstrom's impressive résumé showcases a remarkable series of accomplishments, including a three-season tenure as supervising editor on the critically acclaimed documentary series Last Chance U. This esteemed program garnered significant recognition, earning nominations for the prestigious Peabody and IDA awards. Furthermore, in 2019, Nordstrom's exceptional editing skills were recognized with an Emmy Award for Outstanding Editing on the PBS documentary Wildland, thereby cementing his reputation as a master of his craft.
Not only has Nordstrom made a significant impact in the realm of television, but he has also explored the realm of feature filmmaking, showcasing his creative versatility by writing and directing the narrative feature film Sawdust City, which made its world premiere in competition at the prestigious Los Angeles Film Festival, presented by the esteemed organization Film Independent.
Presently, Nordstrom calls Los Angeles his home, where he resides with his loving wife, Arielle Kilker.
