Nathan Oliver

Nathan Oliver is an American writer and director. His film "Lady Psycho Killer" premiered at the 2015 Fantasia International Film Festival and spent a year on the North American Genre film festival circuit. Oliver began writing when he was very young. His first official published work appeared in the Banger Daily News in Maine when he was six years old. He started making videos while in high school in Caribou, Maine. This work culminated with "United We Stand", an interview-style documentary containing interviews collected by his video class for the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress. His most notable work in college was the student film "Uncomfortable" which played at the Uovo Horror Fest in Naples Italy while he studied Film Production at the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. After completing his B.F.A. in Film Production, Nathan co-produced the 35mm short film "Dreamland", written and directed by David Marriott, which screened at the 2010 Raindance Film Festival. In 2011, Oliver finished "The Zombies are Coming to Town!" which received mixed reviews but managed to snag the "Best Made in Maine" award from the Portland International Film Festival. Nathan has covered a wide range of subjects as a filmmaker and continues to produce exciting work including live events through his company NOProductions, LLC and with SPC-TV in his current home-town of South Portland, Maine.