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Nick Patrick

Originally from Philadelphia, graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy. Attending North Carolina A&T State University as a Journalism and Mass Communications major, upcoming graduation in 2006. Originally was interested in production, until he took an acting class which he excelled in. He was originally cast to play a lead role in the reenactment of the Greensboro four title "February One," but unfortunately was unable to take the role because of an illness that effected his voice. After this role he was unable to attend another audition until another six months. He has played a role in "Lady Alligator" an African folktale his University is putting on for children in South Carolina. Nick was a feature extra in the filming of the new Mark Walghberg movie "Invincible." When returning to school Nick received a call from Rodney Badgett of Stonesoup DMI Productions to play a role of Gabe in a short movie. He gained his first experience in an actual sound studio, he played a southern man healed by the town witch doctor in 1960's North Carolina. After this Nick met the producers of Prolific Now Productions through a friend. After playing the lead role in their short movie he was offered a cost host position for their DVD magazine, and which ever role he chose in their full feature length movie. Nick is now back in Philadelphia, and is currently filming Lyfe & Tymes in and around Washington D.C., as the lead character.

Certified JVC camcorder operator, fluent in the AVID editing system, trained scriptwriter, graduate of military academy.

Enjoy acting, listening to music, watching movies, playing sports, and traveling

1. Athletic
2. Funny
3. Outgoing
4. Able to look a variety of ages by growing or cutting facial hair
5. Able to speak in variety of accents from constant travel