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Nicolás Adriel Iaciancio is an actor, director, screenwriter, composer, producer, singer, and content creator born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. From an early age he began developing his own audiovisual projects independently, building a multidisciplinary career spanning film, theater, television, literature, and digital media. His early screen appearances include institutional commercials for Argentina's Ministry of Health and participations in national television programs such as Una Tarde Cualquiera (TV Pública), Volver Pregunta (Canal Volver), Video Love (MTV), Qué piensan los que no piensan como yo (Canal Encuentro), Asombrosamente (National Geographic Channel), and Soy Luna 2 (Disney Channel). In 2017 he wrote, directed, produced, and starred in his debut feature film Desconectados, assuming full creative control of the production. In 2018 he released his second feature film, El Juego Perverso, under the same independent production model. In 2020 he filmed De Otro Planeta and launched his original saga Nexus with Nexus: La Secta, later expanded into the ten-episode series Nexus: La Serie (2021), the film Nexus: Una Aventura Hacia el Pasado (2022), and a literary adaptation of the original material published that same year. In theater, he brought his show Nick News en Vivo to Buenos Aires' iconic Corrientes Avenue in 2024, and in 2025 he wrote, composed, directed, and starred in the original musical El Hechizo Maldito. That same year he performed Nick News Masivo in Uruguay. As an author, he published Crea, Lanza, Triunfa, available on Amazon. His music is distributed across all major digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Google Play. Tu Nombre en el Papel is his most recent feature film as director, screenwriter, and producer. A contemporary love story set in Buenos Aires following Lucas, a young literary editor who finds a handwritten bookmark inside a borrowed book and begins a quiet search that leads him to Mateo, a reserved young man who works among the shelves of a library. Through stolen glances, borrowed books, and the things they almost say, both discover that love sometimes arrives written in someone else's handwriting.
