Nick Earl

Nick Earl, born in Amherst, Ohio, is the star of the feature films 'A Shattered Diamond', 'The Colours of Desire' and 'Sincerely, Me' and as well as the short films 'Don'Look Back', 'The Good Bad Guys', 'Coercion', and 'Hollywood Nights'. He made his debut in Des Matelske's short 'Lucifer', then taking the lead role of Eli Johnson, a drug addicted high school student in 'Sincerely, Me'. A Cleveland born actor, trained on the stages of Playhouse Square at Cleveland State University, Nick starred as Stanley Kowalski in 'A Streetcar Named Desire' and Nicky in 'Avenue Q'. He has trained at the Margie Haber Acting Studio in Los Angeles, and performed in theatrical productions in Madison, WI. Nick is a musician as well; playing bass, guitar, and piano as well as singing, writing, and recording his own original music. In 2020 Nick composed the music for the short film 'With Me?', marking his first time as a composer. Nick lives and works in Los Angeles with his partners and their dog.