Nick Karner
Nick Karner appeared in several theatrical productions around the United States. His credits included lead roles in: Beauty and the Beast (Tour), Macbeth, Brigadoon, Hamlet, Man of La Mancha, The Taming of the Shrew, Isolation (Original Cast), and several other plays. He became infatuated with film after viewing a documentary about Stanley Kubrick, "A Life In Pictures." Following the screening, he became an adamant film fanatic with a penchant for movie history and trivia. Turning to filmmaking, he joined his friends in London, England, and began shooting short films around the country. The final film he directed was A Little Harmless Murder, which was honored at the Festival De Cinema Du Bruxelles. The New York Short Film Festival bestowed the award for Best Actor to the film's lead, Jon Campling. Returning to his hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina, he made his first feature documentary, which tested the limits of good taste and was banned from several screenings due to its graphic images. This film was Babs Johnson and the Cavalcade of Perversion: An Exploration in Exploitation. Described as "the filthiest documentary ever made," the shooting of the film proved to be just as infamous as the finished product, with several production problems, theft, shutdowns, and creative differences. The film screened in his home state at the Cucalorus Film Festival, and received 5 international honors including Best Director and Best Cinematography. In 2002, Karner slowly began to compile interviews with actors and directors in the North Carolina community theatre scene. Three long years later, he had enough footage to create his second feature documentary, Paid To Play. Not only is it an in-depth look at actors and the art of the audition, it is a celebration of small-town community theatre. In 2005, the film received the Accolade Award of Excellence. Never one to rest, 2005 and 2006 were busy years for Nick. He helmed such films as Kamikaze, which premiered at the Pinwheel Film Festival and received the Best Screenplay award at the Festival Du Cinema De Paris, and the controversial PRANk, which caused a stir at the San Francisco Film Festival and won him a Best Director award. For the stage, he has directed such plays as Steve Martin's Picasso at the Lapin Agile and Tina Howe's Painting Churches. In 2006, he directed and starred in Ray Cooney's Run For Your Wife, which was a smashing success and set box office records. Adamant about bringing more theatre to North Carolina, he directed two NC premiere's of "Good Pizza Training" and the Richard Burton one-man show, "Playing Burton." Since 2007, he has directed music videos, internet commercials, promotional videos, and short films. He's appeared in several films, most notably Foodie, which has won several film festival awards. He has also served as the director of photography for Jay O'Berski, the artistic director of Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern, on two films, Basilisk and Nadia.
Nick Karoutis
Nick Karoutis is an actor, known for West of Sunshine (2017).
Nick Keller
Nick Keller is an actor and composer, known for Dick Figures: The Movie (2013) and Space Mission: Danger! (2018).
Nick Kellington
Nick Kellington is known for Rogue One (2016), Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) and Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019).
Nick Kellis
Nick Kellis is a producer and director, known for Endangered (1994), A Walk with Grace (2019) and American Health & Fitness (1999).
Nick Kerhulas
Nick Kerhulas is an actor and producer, known for Dealio, Beacon Hill (2021) and Sorry We're Closed.
Nick Khan
BEST ACTION COORDINATOR - Awarded for "Renegades" 2023 BEST ACTION CHOREOGRAPHY Nominated for 'Tribal: Get Out Alive' 2020 Nick plays Marino Silverton in the Malta based Action Movie 'Intercept' which releases worldwide in 2024. Nick is professional actor and stunt/action performer, he has over 10 years of experience working in Film and TV in the US, Bollywood & BBC Productions. Nick was featured as one of the stunt performers in the hit Marvels movie, 'The Eternals'. He has over 15 years of experience in professional martial arts training, where he specializes in Close Combat Action Choreography Design, with huge emphasis on Edged-Weapons and Firearms. Nick also has experience in the British Army as Infantry.
Nick Kici
Nick Kici is known for The Invisible Man (2020), Knotwtr (2021) and Too Hot to Handle (2020).
Nick King
Nick King is known for Purity Falls (2019), The Danger of Positive Thinking (2018) and Murder at the Mansion (2018).
Nick King
Nick King was born in Providence, Rhode Island and spent his youth in Barrington, Rhode Island. He attended the University of Oregon where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. He studied the Meisner Technique at Matthew Corozine Studio in New York, New York. As of 2015, Nick lives in Brooklyn, New York.