Martin Nikolov

Martin Nikolov is a Bulgarian-American actor based in LA. Martin first knew he was going to be an actor studying with Bashar Rahal, Ralitsa Paskaleva, and Zafir Radzab in Sofia. All disciples of the National Academy of Film and Theater Arts, they laid the foundations, but also showed him the grueling, introspective, emotionally draining, physical, loving profession that it was. Martin has since been able to delve into more techniques, including work at the Eric Morris studio in LA, at Vassar College, and at the New York Film Academy in Australia. With years of acting training under his belt, is a strong proponent of preparation on set. Martin grew up between his birth town of Sofia, Bulgaria, the small town of Montana, Bulgaria, and his childhood hometown of Santa Clarita, California. He's since been able to travel all over, study multiple languages, study at Vassar College, and live through the COVID pandemic in NYC. Martin has since settled in the outskirts of Hollywood and has signed with his current manager, Irvin Gelb. Martin's upcoming projects include the release of the short Flesh Without Blood, the indie feature I Want to Live on Mars, and the filming of the Viking epic Sopa Fría de Jitomate y Pepino (2009).