Nicole Harvey
Nicole grew up in the north of England. Between 1992-95 she attended Bristol University and attained a Law Degree (LLB Honours). During this time she was asked to present several shows for HTV Bristol.
In 1995 she moved to London and studied film, video and photography at the London College of Printing. Being fluent in French she then relocated to Paris in 1997 and worked in TV and film distribution.
Returning to London she spent the next few years gaining experience in production as a freelancer working on diverse projects in TV and film. Having worked on various pop videos she went on to assist in creating Black Dog – the pop promo division at Ridley Scott Associates. She has also worked as a script reader.
Having gained this experience she went on in 2001 to follow her passion and trained in London as an actress. The Method and Meisner techniques forming the core of her work, with teachers such as the great Jack Waltzer. In 2003 she chose to pursue the Meisner training further in a one year intensive course at the Joanne Baron DW Brown Studio in Los Angeles (school to Halle Berry).
Her credits as an actress include theatre at the Complex Theatre in Los Angeles and the Pleasance in London. She has been featured in Commercials for E45, Sainsbury’s and Ferrero Rocher. TV appearances include Channel 4 and the BBC (including the hit series ‘Casualty’). Her work in Independent features and shorts in the UK and France include Julian Temple’s ‘Vigo’ and the critically acclaimed ‘A Place To Stay’. In 2003 she co-wrote and starred in the surreal short ‘Devil’s Hide’ which features Nicole’s debut as a singer performing the Cole Porter classic ‘My Heart Belongs To Daddy’. Her recent work includes her first role in an action movie based on David Twohy’s ‘The Chronicles Of Riddick’.
Further presenting credits include The Dating Channel and carious voiceovers including BT Global Media. In 2006 she was chosen to be the new voice narration on educational material by the award winning Music Factory.
Nicole is also conversant in Spanish following her time spent in Buenos Aires in 2006, where she also learnt to Tango.
