Niki Breit
Niki Breit is an actress, known for Immortal Island (2011) and Untitled (2007).
Niki Byrne
Niki Byrne is a screenwriter and director best known for her work on "Evan Wood" (2021) and "Solo" (2017). She was raised in Santa Barbara, California and is a licensed racing driver and commercially rated helicopter pilot. Niki attended Boston University, where she studied history, political science, and astronomy. Her portrait and aviation photography can be found in magazines, annuals, and online publications, and her oil portraits can be found in fine-art galleries on the West Coast. In 2021, her feature directorial debut "Evan Wood," premiered at the 36th Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
Niki Caro
Niki Caro is a New Zealand film director and screenwriter, born in 1967. Caro was born in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. She was educated first at the Kadimah College in Auckland, and then the Diocesan School for Girls in Auckland. The School is a private girls' school, and ranks among the top-achieving schools in New Zealand. In the late 1980s, Caro enrolled in the Elam School of Fine Arts to pursue training as a sculptor. However her interest shifted to film studies. She graduated from Elam in 1988, at the age of 21. For post-graduate studies, Caro enrolled at the Swinburne University of Technology, located at Melbourne, Victoria. Following the completion of her studies, Caro initially directed television commercials. In 1992, she directed and wrote an episode for the anthology television series "Another Country" (1992). In 1998, Caro directed her first feature film "Memory and Desire". It was an adaptation of a short story by Peter Wells (1950-2019), concerning the depression and apparent suicide of a Japanese married man. The film was critically well-received and won a New Zealand film award. Caro next directed the feature film "Whale Rider" (2002).. It depicts a young Maori girl, Paikea "Pai" Apirana (played by Keisha Castle-Hughes) , who stands as a candidate for the position of tribal chief. The film earned over 41 million dollars at the worldwide box office, becoming one of New Zealand's most commercially successful films. The film also won an award at the Sundance Film Festival. In 2005, Caro directed her first American film, "North Country". The film was loosely based on the legal case "Jenson v. Eveleth Taconite Co.", a class-action sexual harassment lawsuit concerning the treatment of female miners in a Minnesota-based mine. The film earned about 25 million dollars at the worldwide box office, failing to recover its budget expenses. Two of the films actresses (Charlize Theron and Frances McDormand) were nominated for Academy Awards for their performances, but neither of them won. In 2009, Caro directed the romantic drama "A Heavenly Vintage", an adaptation on the fantasy novel "The Vintner's Luck" (1998) by Elizabeth Knox. The film won three awards at the Sedona Film Festival, but was criticized for toning down the homosexual relationship depicted in the novel. In 2015, Caro directed the sports drama "McFarland, USA". The film is based on the life of track and field coach James White (1941-), and the first victory of the McFarland High School at a cross-country running championship in 1987. The film won about 46 million dollars at the worldwide box office, the commercially most successful film in Caro's career to that point. In 2017, Caro directed the World War II-themed war film "The Zookeeper's Wife". The film was based on the lives of a married couple, the zoologist Jan Zabinski (1897-1974) and the children's writer Antonina Erdman ( 1908-1971). During the foreign occupation of Poland in World War II, the Zabinskis used the abandoned buildings of the Warsaw Zoo and their privately-owned villa to shelter hundreds of displaced Jews. They managed to rescue about 300 people. Caro won an award at the Heartland Film Festival for her direction in this film. In 2017, Caro was hired by the Walt Disney Company to direct a live-action remake of "Mulan" (1998). Caro was reportedly the second female film director entrusted by Disney to direct a big-budget film, following Ava DuVernay (1972-). Caro's remake is scheduled for release in 2020.
Niki Chow
Niki Chow was born on August 30, 1979 in Hong Kong. She is known for Na Nian Hua Kai Yue Zheng Yuan (2017), Da Han Xianhou Wei Zifu (2014) and Yuk lui tim ding (2001).
Niki Davis
Niki Davis is of German/Italian and Scottish decent. Her grandmom was raised in Calabria, Italy and is cousins with Vince Lombardi. Niki was born in Hamilton Sq. NJ. She is the daughter of Robert Hausleiter, a graduate of Princeton University and is now a retired sales executive and the daughter of Marguerite Hausleiter born in NYC, a stay at home mom and a state champion black belt and retired Shotokan Sensei. She is the youngest of 6 children. Niki moved quite a bit when she was very young but eventually the family laid their roots and she was raised in Roswell, Ga. -just outside of Atlanta. Niki loves the south and is blessed to call it home. She attended UGA with a major in telecommunications (TV/Film). Niki has been a model and actor since she was 7. She has had the wonderful opportunity to work with many talented Filmmakers and Directors. Her love for entertaining and making people laugh has always been in her blood. Niki is married and has 4 wonderful and "spirited" boys. One of her biggest passions in life is animal rescue. She is a major volunteer for Angels Among Us Pet Rescue in Ga. AAU is the largest volunteer rescue group in the southeast. They focus on saving both cats and dogs from kill shelters. She also advocates for the misunderstood breeds such as mastiffs, rottweilers, pitbulls and shepherds. She has also fostered over 80 dogs over the last 5 years.
Niki DeMartino
Niki DeMartino was born on May 5, 1995 in Pennsylvania, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Freakish (2016), If Life Was a Scary Movie (2015) and Dance Camp (2016).
Niki Diagoupi
Niki Diagoupi is an actress, known for Alpeis (2011).
Niki Garcia
Niki Garcia landed her first role as Young Eva Salinas in the CW's Frequency, followed up Ellie on the Snowpiercer pilot and Mariah in the Healing Powers of Dude (which showed off her singing skills). She has a love for all animals especially horses and dogs. She plays violin, piano, guitar, ukulele, saxophone and drums. Niki's father is of Spanish, Korean, Filipino ancestry. Her mother had lived in Brunei before moving to Canada and is of Chinese, Japanese, Baba-Nyonya (Peranakan) descent. Niki believes all of us need a hand at one time or another so she lends her support to many charitable organizations like food banks and soup kitchens and fund raises for building homes for those who are unable to find housing.
Niki Haris
Niki Haris was born on April 17, 1962 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, USA. She is an actress, known for Heat (1995), Corrina, Corrina (1994) and A Chorus Line (1985).
Niki Hexum
Niki Hexum, an award winning composer, songwriter, producer and vocalist has penned and placed over 160 songs in film and TV. Her work on the underscore for Nickelodeon's 'Henry Danger' earned her a 2020 BMI award. Additionally, she has lent her vocals to hundreds of works including Dreamworks 'Trolls', Nickelodeon's 'Victorious' and background vocals for numerous recording artists. Niki's skill set spans beyond that of writing and producing music, as she served as vocal director of the two-part TV hit "Henry Danger the Musical." Born and raised in Santa Cruz, CA, Niki moved to Los Angeles 15 years ago to attend the Musicians Institute and pursue a career in music. She resides in LA today with her husband Zack and their three children.