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Nicholas Monsour

Age: 44

born September 12, 1980

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Nicholas Monsour is a film and television editor from Los Angeles. His work includes the films Nickel Boys, Nope, Next Goal Wins, Us and Keanu, and the television shows Key & Peele, The Twilight Zone, The Last O.G., Cobra Kai, Colin in Black & White, Jean Claude Van Johnson, Whiskey Cavalier, Brockmire, Comrade Detective, Drunk History, and HBO’s Witness. He was nominated for an Emmy for Key & Peele (2016).  He has also worked extensively in non-profit media production and education. Monsour received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His films, video art, sculptures, installations, performances and theatre pieces have been exhibited in multiple cities in the United States and abroad. The feature film he wrote and directed, Oh My Soul, was officially selected at the 2009 Rotterdam International Film Festival.  He has also worked as a graphic designer, theatrical set designer and book designer. Information above via their homepage.

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Nicholas Monsour is a film and television editor from Los Angeles. His work includes the films Nickel Boys, Nope, Next Goal Wins, Us and Keanu, and the television shows Key & Peele, The Twilight Zone, The Last O.G., Cobra Kai, Colin in Black & White, Jean Claude Van Johnson, Whiskey Cavalier, Brockmire, Comrade Detective, Drunk History, and HBO’s Witness. He was nominated for an Emmy for Key & Peele (2016).  He has also worked extensively in non-profit media production and education. Monsour received a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His films, video art, sculptures, installations, performances and theatre pieces have been exhibited in multiple cities in the United States and abroad. The feature film he wrote and directed, Oh My Soul, was officially selected at the 2009 Rotterdam International Film Festival.  He has also worked as a graphic designer, theatrical set designer and book designer. Information above via their homepage.