Biography

Nimo Pinchart is a Franco-American actor who grew up between France and Spain before permanently relocating to the United States in 2016, where he began his acting career.

He received theatre training at TheTheatreLab in Washington, D.C., working under the supervision of theatre and artistic directors affiliated with Ford’s Theatre, the National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, GALA Hispanic Theatre, the Kennedy Center, Theater J, Studio Theatre, Round House Theatre, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, and Signature Theatre. Through this foundation, he developed a strong appreciation for performance before discovering a passion for on-camera work across television, independent films, short films, feature films, and music videos.

His notable credits include starring as Jean Van Gent in Man in the Mountain, a pilot-style, fanfare prequel to Close Encounters of the Third Kind inspired by a young François Truffaut, directed by Dennis Trombly and produced by Parse Entertainment. Additional credits include the supporting role of Ben in the short film About Kenzie, produced by Ella Luna Rose Muscroft (Loud Voices Silent Streets Production), and the lead role of Charlie in the music video Seven Dreams, directed by Kira Bursky and produced by All Around Artsy Productions for Philadelphia-based band Braxston Hicks. Most recently, he appears as Detective Von in the feature film Surreal, directed by Alexander Kane and produced by Collaborative Effort Productions, soon to be released on Amazon Prime.

Fluent in English, French, and Spanish, Nimo brings versatility to roles requiring foreign languages, accents, and dialects. He is a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community.

Before acting, Nimo was a top member of the French target shooting team, earning multiple national titles and receiving firearm training from the French Olympic Target Shooting Team. He is also a history enthusiast, traveler, and animal lover. He is based in Baltimore, Maryland.
- IMDb mini biography by: Nimo Pinchart

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