Holding Undergraduate and Master's degrees in Film Studies, Nick has brought his interests and insights to the next generation of filmmakers in the classroom. He has taught principles of global cinema history, analysis, and theory as well as a wide range of production best practices at Manhattan's Dwight School. In addition, Nick has been involved with global film curriculum development for the International Baccalaureate organization in the Netherlands. He has developed documentary courses for the Creative Art Works Foundation and managed their filmmaking program for young participants in their teens and twenties. He has presented at multiple educational conferences and helped develop an annual film festival for high school students in New York City.
Moderating a classroom discussion with filmmaker Ethan Coen
honors and awards
conference presenter
curriculum & program development
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Grant Recipient: Frank & Vilma Slater Scottish Studies
The University of Pittsburgh
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Undergraduate Film Writing Award
The University of Pittsburgh
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NY Alliance Film Festival
New York State Association of Independent Schools
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Postgraduate Excellence Scholarship
The University of Glasgow
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Grant Recipient: Library of Congress Research and Textbook Development
Dwight School
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DP & MYP Film Studies
Dwight School
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GSAH: Podcasting as an Evolution of Critical Writing on Film
University of Glasgow
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EdCampIB: Film in the Classroom
Dwight School
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Documentary History, Analysis & Production
Creative Art Works
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NYSAIS: Teaching With Technology
Léman Manhattan
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Diploma Program Film Studies
International Baccalaureate
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Film Studies Courses: History, Theory, Analysis & Production
Dwight School
educator
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Public Art Youth Employment Program
Documentary Media Program Leader, Creative Art Works