John Nicholls’ latest work can be seen on the first season of Accused for Fox Entertainment, Sony Pictures Television and Hulu for Showrunner Howard Gordon and Producers David Shore, Alex Ganza and Glenn Geller, the fourth season of Snowpiercer for TNT, HBO Max, CJ Entertainment and Tomorrow Studios, as well as the now streaming hit first season of SkyMed from Piazza Entertainment and Julie Puckrin for Paramount+, CBS Studios and CBC.
Previously he was part of Burden of Truth and Nurses from Ilana Frank, Linda Pope, Adam Pettle and Brad Simpson for Global, CBC, CW and eOne. Ransom for CBS, Global, eOne, Big Light Productions and Sienna Films, the CBC/iTV series Little Dog starring Joel Thomas Hynes, Katherine Isabelle and Mary Walsh, produced by Cameron Pictures, Elemental Pictures and Sherry White, the CTV/Netflix mini-series The Indian Detective starring Russell Peters, William Shatner and Anupam Kher for Producer Frank Spotnitz, CTV/Bell Media and Blue Ice Productions, along with Lloyd Looses Everything from Aris Athanasopoulos, and Sailor from Jacob Wiebe.
In 2017, he was invited to Miami, Florida to be part of the first season of I Am Frankie for Nickelodeon and Paradiso Pictures, along with completing Parkdale from filmmakers Aris Athanasopoulos and Kevin Walker.
In 2016, John edited the Emmy-Nominated TV Movie Terrific Trucks Save Christmas (Director Richard Rotter and Producer Michael Kessler) for NBC Universal. He also cut both seasons, and the TV Movie Summer Splash for Make It Pop, as well as episodes of The Other Kingdom, all from creator Tom Lynch, produced by DHX Media for Nickelodeon and Family Channel.
Since 2015, Nicholls has edited Rio Heat (Director Stephen S Campanelli, Executive Producer Jon Cassar, and Producer Ken Gord), Fatal Pictures' Heir (Director Richard Powell and Producer Zach Green), Chameleon (Director Reza Dahya), and Age of Reason (Director Lisa Rose Snow and Producer Lora Campbell).
Some notable projects since 2012 include three feature films: Looking is the Original Sin (Gail Harvey, Director), Sex After Kids (Jeremy LaLonde, Director) and End of Days, Inc (Jennifer Liao, Director) as well as the BravoFACT projects The Sweetest Hippopotamus and The Last Halloween (Marc Roussel, Director) and the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival selected short film Out (Jeremy LaLonde, Director).
For nearly a decade, John honed his craft by working alongside some of Canada's biggest editing talents on shows such as Lionsgate's Nurse 3D, Netflix's Hemlock Grove, Jon Cassar's Forsaken, CTV's Saving Hope, YTV/Disney XD's Wingin' It and YTV/Teen Nick's Life with Boys.
He is a member of the Directors Guild of Canada, an accredited member of the Canadian Cinema Editors, as well as an alumnus of the Canadian Film Centre.
John is represented by Amy Stulberg at Vanguarde Artists Management.