After graduating from Fredonia State University, Nick Greco left snowy Rochester, NY for extremely less snowy Los Angeles to work in TV and Film. Nick is an actor/writer who has studied improv at Upright Citizens Brigade and ACME Comedy Theater. He was a writer/performer for the main sketch show at ACME ("ACME Saturday Night"), an SNL-style format which was broadcast live on YouTube each week. Nick co-wrote/produced/starred in the 2017 feature film comedy, The 60 Yard Line, about a superfan who buys a house next to Lambeau Field. Despite being a Chicago Bears fan, Nick had a lot of fun making the film and appreciates all the Packer fans who support it. The sports rom-com also stars Randall Park, Mindy Sterling, Cedric Yarbrough, Kimberley Crossman, Chelsey Crisp and Chuck Liddell. The film won several festival awards and is available on Hulu, Amazon, iTunes and many other platforms, including some international territories. Nick has also written and performed in the Los Angeles Comedy Festival and the San Francisco Sketch Festival. He has written several original TV pilots. One co-written half-hour comedy, "Fush n Chups" (formerly "Whish Whry") was optioned in New Zealand. He also is currently pitching his Illuminati-based workplace comedy, "IllumiNatalie". As an actor he has co-starred in TV shows such as; "New Girl", "The League" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm". Nick can also be seen in the upcoming 2020 romantic comedy Most Guys Are Losers. The film also stars Andy Buckley, Mira Sorvino, Paul Sorvino and Keith David. Nick prefers to write comedy, but isn't against a challenge of another genre. He writes features, shorts, pilots, sketches, stand-up and barely-seen tweets. His ultimate goal is to go the Always Sunny/Workaholics/Broad City-route and get one of his many TV show pilots picked up, where he would write, produce and star. Fun Fact: Nick was the Models PA for the show "Deal or No Deal". He would assist all 26 girls backstage and was "hated" by all the male crew members.