Nick Lovely

Nick Lovely started as a talent acting as a child in school and small roles in the American community theatre. He made his first steps on a Hollywood set in the movie Ultraviolet. He went on to Tufts University where after he started writing features, working on indie films all the while being put in a box where he's been gaslit since whilst work and life is exploited for many movies and art forms. He later attended Chapman University where he focused on writing and directing and afterwards making one man shows, light painting, modeling, comedy and occasionally making songs. Upon graduation he worked at Steven de Souza's company Val Doro Entertainment where he wrote the script Boogeyman: The Crossing. His many scripts have been adapted into many movies and have also placed in prominent competitions including winning the Big Apple Film Festival one year. His notable films as a director include Something Round, The Foal, Flu, Playback, Seed. His one man shows like My Boyfriend the Boogeyman and others like The Check In, The Invite and a bunch of shorts made between 2023-2024 reignited his passion for acting. Since 2024, he moved to London in what has been a whirlwind in his fight for liberty, human rights, truth, justice, equality, and socio-economic benefits. He created his podcast to speak of the many injustices called My Difficult Conversation, as well continuing his hodgepodge artistic lifestyle, even making his London stage debut at the Irish Cultural Center. However it has been extensively tough, and while Nick has always been aware of the vastness of the use of his life and work - his travels in London and further outside - revealed to him even more of how much larger it all is, in the world beyond the scope of the entertainment and other industries, as well as the use of AI. He visited the United Nations and also Cannes in 2025 in attempts to get his liberty and human rights. However the systemic matrix doesn't make the future seem hopeful, given the many negative aspects of this that he has endured for many years. He really does hope for freedom and equality one day to have a life, his life - and career and future, as well as perhaps, the chance at - real life 'love'.