Nicholas Manuel Pino, a multifaceted Chilean American creative force, has devoted his professional journey to masterfully weaving a diverse array of captivating narratives. Notably, his impressive repertoire boasts the esteemed honor of being selected as a recipient of the coveted "Emerging Voices Fellowship" from the esteemed New Orleans Film Festival. Additionally, his remarkable achievements have been recognized by Gambit Magazine, who included him in their prestigious list of "40 Under 40 in New Orleans".
Pino, a burgeoning filmmaker, recently made a significant splash in the cinematic world by penning and helming his inaugural feature film, "BOSCO", a highly anticipated production that boasts an impressive ensemble cast comprising esteemed talents such as Theo Rossi, Aubrey Joseph, Tyrese Gibson, Vivica A. Fox, and Thomas Jane.
This auspicious project has garnered substantial attention, and its acquisition by NBCUNIVERSAL has cemented its status as a Peacock Original, further propelling Pino's reputation as a rising star in the entertainment industry, with his creative vision and artistic prowess set to leave a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.
Pino's impressive repertoire of scripts has garnered widespread critical acclaim, with numerous commendations from esteemed screenplay contests serving as a testament to his exceptional storytelling prowess.
His cinematic endeavors have been met with international recognition, with his films being showcased at prominent festivals around the world, further solidifying his reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
In addition to his work in feature films, Pino has also honed his skills as a commercial director, collaborating with some of the most prominent brands in the industry, including Live Nation, Spotify, Sony Records, Modelo, and Southern Comfort, among others.
Before embarking on a successful career as a writer and director, Pino had initially made a name for himself as the lead vocalist of multiple acclaimed bands based in the vibrant city of New Orleans, garnering widespread recognition and accolades for his musical endeavors.
As a musician, Pino's talents extended beyond his work with bands, as he also demonstrated his skill and versatility by composing music for various film and television projects, including several notable and highly-regarded productions such as "The Equalizer", "Deep Water", and "Music and the Mind".