Nicholas Humphries(I)
- Director
- Producer
- Actor
Nicholas Humphries is an award-winning director whose work spans genre, television, and independent film. His films have screened on some of the world's most recognizable stages, from Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Egyptian Theatre to international festivals, as well as on major broadcasters and platforms including CBC, Super Channel, TMC, Fearnet, Space Channel, Tubi, Hallmark, Amazon Prime, Great American Family, and UpTV. Along the way, he has earned accolades such as Best Short at both Screamfest and the British Horror Film Festival, Audience Choice at the NSI Film Exchange, a Golden Sheaf, and more.
His feature credits include the sci-fi thriller Project Ithaca, released theatrically across North America by Saban and Lionsgate. On the digital side, he directed for the acclaimed Syfy series Riese: Kingdom Falling, which received nominations for four Streamy Awards, three IAWTV Awards, and a Leo Award, and was named an Official Honoree at the Webby Awards. He also helmed the Halloween episode of Written by a Kid for Geek & Sundry, one of YouTube's earliest breakout premium channels.
Most recently, Nicholas directed Mystery Island for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, a hit film that led to three sequels being greenlit by the network. He holds an MFA in Film Production from the University of British Columbia.
His feature credits include the sci-fi thriller Project Ithaca, released theatrically across North America by Saban and Lionsgate. On the digital side, he directed for the acclaimed Syfy series Riese: Kingdom Falling, which received nominations for four Streamy Awards, three IAWTV Awards, and a Leo Award, and was named an Official Honoree at the Webby Awards. He also helmed the Halloween episode of Written by a Kid for Geek & Sundry, one of YouTube's earliest breakout premium channels.
Most recently, Nicholas directed Mystery Island for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, a hit film that led to three sequels being greenlit by the network. He holds an MFA in Film Production from the University of British Columbia.
