We tell stories not because we want to make money, but because we know no other way to understand the world.
Company
Bright Coast Productions
Director/Screenwriter Nick Anderson is committed to making films and telling stories that convey the power of individuals and ideas to transform our lives. Since graduating from film school at Chapman University in 2006, he has completed a number of commercials, corporate videos, music videos, and short films. Nick began to consider feature production in 2009 after he took over as lead camera for BluePrint Productions’ “The Last Crop,” a documentary about the sustainability of small family-owned farms in the U.S. In 2011, Nick helped develop and shoot “Give Us This Day” with Adam Stern and Abide Films, a project following the Pacer football team at Grant Union High School in Sacramento.
The Bust, a 3-minute short film marked Nick's first return to narrative work since film school. Most recently a second short, ambitiously longer and starring a cast of only kids, The Change, has solidly established Nick Anderson as a strong voice and talented storyteller. Nick brings his creativity and unique ability to tell stories to every project he works on, big or small, and hopes to continue to share his work with the world through future endeavors.
College
Chapman University
Film
Hometown
Sacramento
Height
6' 2"
Gender
Male
Zodiac Sign
Gemini
Children
2
“We don’t make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies.”
-- Walt Disney
"A lot of times you get credit for stuff in your movie that you didn’t intend to be there."
-- Spike Lee
"If a million people see my movie, I hope they see a million different movies."
--Quentin Tarantino
We tell stories not because we want to make money, but because we know no other way to understand the world.
Company
Bright Coast Productions
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