Nicole is an actress, host, producer and script writer, known for Fashion Factor, fashion segments which have appeared on WB and NBC affiliates Denver. At the age of 15 Nicole approached TV8 Vail executives and asked them to let her host fashion segments entitled Fashion Factor live on the air. Nicole then went on to approach The WB in Denver, and asked executives there, to let her host Fashion Factor. After these appearances, Nicole went on to NBC affiliate KUSA Denver where she also produced and hosted Fashion Factor. At the same time, this ambitious 15 year old was a national columnist with Girls’Life Teen National Magazine (online), The Vail Daily (Print), and the Denver Daily (Print).

Nicole has been featured in the Denver Post, The Vail Daily, The Denver Daily, Teen Vogue Magazine, and Girls’ Life National Magazine.

Nicole has performed at the Broward Center of the Performing Arts in ‘A Christmas Carol,’ sponsored by the American Express Company, as well as at the Vilar Center for the Performing Arts and the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater in Vail, Colorado.

Upon returning to Miami from working in television in Colorado, Nicole enrolled in Florida International University where she is graduating with a BA in International Relations. During this time period, Nicole received training in acting, theatrical training, improv and television production.

Also, while in Miami Nicole was a columnist with The Aventura News.

Recently, Nicole has filmed with the feature film Allegiant Part 1 of the Divergent Film Series in Atlanta, Georgia as well as the feature film Arms and the Dudes in Miami, Florida. Both films are scheduled to be released to the theater March 2016.

Nicole is presently in the process of relocating to Los Angeles where she will continue to pursue her career and love for Film and Television.

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One of my favorite memories: When I was a very little girl, my grandma took me to a art school. There was a display of 3 brown stuffed animal cats. We were asked to paint them as we saw them. Everyone in the class immediately reached for the brown paint… and soon, there was none left for me. But there was purple paint left… and the purple paint looked better to me anyhow. So I painted them as I saw them… purple. The teacher pulled my painting away and told my grandma who would come to pick me up that I didn’t paint it correctly. But the assignment was to paint it as “I” saw it… I never went back to that art class. 😉