Nick's odyssey in the entertainment sector commenced in the early 1990s, marked by his provision of celebrity voices for a multitude of radio stations in the renowned Silicon Valley, as well as morning shows spanning across the entire nation.
Nick's acting career experienced a significant surge with his debut appearance as a prominent background performer in the Warner Brothers film, "The Rookie", a cinematic masterpiece directed by and starring the legendary Clint Eastwood. The movie's release in 1992 served as a pivotal milestone, marking the initiation of Nick's journey as a professional actor, a path that would be filled with numerous opportunities and challenges.
In the year 1991, Nick made the significant decision to relocate to the Sacramento area, a move that would ultimately prove to be a pivotal moment in his life and career. It was during this time that he had the opportunity to meet the renowned writer and director, Joe Carnahan, while auditioning for Carnahan's film, "Split". This chance encounter would mark the beginning of a long and fruitful collaboration between the two, with Nick going on to work with Carnahan on a multitude of projects over the years.
Some of the notable films that Nick was involved with during this period include "Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane", a high-octane action film that showcased his versatility as a performer. He also appeared in "Smokin Aces", a crime comedy-drama that allowed him to flex his comedic muscles. In addition to these films, Nick worked with Carnahan on "Stretch", a dark comedy that pushed the boundaries of his acting range. Furthermore, he was a part of the cast of "State of Affairs", a political thriller that demonstrated his ability to tackle complex and dramatic roles.
In the year 2000, Nick embarked on a fascinating creative journey, lending his voice to the memorable character of Sammy Sosa in MTV's popular television series "Celebrity Deathmatch", specifically in the episode "Deathbowl 2000", showcasing his remarkable vocal range and acting abilities.
Furthermore, Nick's talents were also utilized in the production of the Winchester Mystery House's "Audio Guided Tour", a unique and immersive experience that allowed visitors to explore the historic mansion in a more intimate and captivating way. This project highlighted Nick's exceptional storytelling skills and ability to bring history to life.
Additionally, Nick's involvement in the "Walk Amongst the Spirits" production demonstrated his capacity to adapt to various roles and settings, solidifying his reputation as a versatile performer capable of exceling in a wide range of projects.
Nick's initial foray into the world of television broadcasting took place on the esteemed NBC network, where he made a memorable appearance in the drama series "State of Affairs", which boasted an impressive cast featuring the talented Katherine Heigl and the accomplished Alfre Woodard.
Furthermore, Nick showcased his impressive acting prowess in the gripping thriller "In the Eyes of a Killer", where he brought to life the unsettling character of Mass Murder Terrence Lee Horton. His co-stars in this intense film included the renowned actor Costas and the accomplished Louis Mandylor, who also demonstrated his skill behind the camera by directing the movie.
This notable performance marked a significant milestone in Nick's burgeoning career, as he demonstrated his range and versatility as an actor.
Nick has redirected his attention towards developing and authoring a brand new streaming crime drama television series, titled "Orchard Park", which is a significant departure from his previous endeavors.
