Nick Hooker
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Nick Hope
Nick Hope's life has been anything but conventional. With high academic achievement at age 14 and a desire to make the Hollywood myth of the rebel his own, Nick decided to leave school and head down the unbeaten path. As a teenager he worked many odd jobs including sifting through landfills, junk yards and forests for scrap tires; teaching dance lessons; and working at his uncle's bar in Montana as a janitor and dishwasher. In between he managed to get himself parts in local theatre. At age 19 through a twist of fate he found himself in a remote part of the Welsch countryside where, in the blackest of night, he found himself recreating the Greek mysteries of Eleusis, and engaging in initiation rituals of the most arcane kind. While in Wales he studied with a mélange of international theatre teachers including Nicolás Núñez of the Taller de Investigación Teatral at the National University of Mexico, Christopher Sivertsen and Maria Sendow of the Awake Projects and Song of The Goat Theatre, Poland, Mike Chase from The Mask Studio, Stroud, Enrique Pardo and others. From there he made his way to London to study with the French clown and theatre teacher Philippe Gaulier. While in Europe Nick came into contact with and was influenced by Phelim McDermott of Improbable Theatre, Simon Mcburny of Théâtre de Complicité, Derevo, and Avner The Eccentric among others. He had the unique privilege of performing to sold out audiences at the Edinburgh Theatre Festival, and gained exposure to writers, directors, and actors from all over the world. Upon his return to the US he studied Goethean phenomenology which included botany, color theory, weather, projective geometry, embryology, physiology, myth, and Jungian psychology.
Nick Hopkins
Nick Hopkins is known for Citizenfour (2014).
Nick Hopper
Nick Hopper is an actor, known for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011) and The Look of Love (2013).
Nick Hoskins-Smith
Nick Hoskins-Smith is an actor, known for Deathgasm (2015) and The Brokenwood Mysteries (2014).
Nick Hounsfield
Nick Hounslow
Nick Hounslow is known for The Catch (2016), Christmas with a Prince: Becoming Royal (2019) and Good Behavior (2016).
Nick Hudson Murdoch
Nick Hudson Murdoch is known for Larcenauts (2021), Thumb Wars IX: The Thighs of Skyskipper (2019) and Sugar and Toys (2019).
Nick Hunnings
Nick is a Vancouver based actor, director and producer. He has appeared on T.V shows like Bates Motel, The 100, Supernatural, Almost Human, Motive, and Psych and has extensive stage experience working with companies like The Arts Club Theatre Company and Pacific Theatre. After studying for four years at the Actors Studio in North Vancouver, he was accepted into Simon Fraser University's B.F.A Theatre program where he trained for several years. Since then, he has studied extensively at Lyric Studios under the guidance of Michele Lonsdale-Smyth and he continues to train with Ben Ratner and Andrew McIlroy. In 2009, Nick made his directorial debut with the play Looking for Bill. He has gone on to co-found East Van Entertainment, a company dedicated to promoting local talent through independent features, theatre and web-based productions. He is co-producing East Van Entertainment's first web-series, The Drive Series, a coming of age story about five roommates living on Commercial Drive, on Vancouver's east-side. The Drive, which is set to air in spring 2016, will feature up and coming local talent and businesses, and provide an engaging, interactive experience.
Nick Hurran
Nick Hurran was born in 1959 in London, England. He is a director and producer, known for Girls' Night (1998), It's a Boy Girl Thing (2006) and Doctor Who (2005). He is married to Michele Buck. They have two children.