Nicolas Gruber

Nicolas began his artistic journey at the age of 17, actively participating as an actor in numerous short films from the association he created himself at 18. At 21, he auditioned to present a regional television show. He then became a presenter for years and began a career as an audiovisual journalist, training in camerawork and editing, and taking journalistic writing courses. During these years, he learned to use his voice for the many reports he produced.

In parallel, he took on voice-over jobs for Arte and France 3 Alsace, for whom he also lent his voice for numerous documentaries and television productions, which led him to decide to move to Paris to undertake professional acting training. He thus followed a drama training course focused on cinema using the Actor's Studio method at Acting International with Robert Cordier, where he developed the Meisner technique.

In parallel, he resumed filming several short films. 2012 was the year of the first award-winning short films, notably "Je Ne Suis Pas Samuel Krohm," which received several awards at various festivals in France and abroad.

In 2016, he acted with Frédéric Pierrot in Baptiste Martin's short film "Veuillez ne pas tenter d'ouvrir les portes." He went on to take on leading roles in short and feature films.

Nicolas continues his acting career in front of the camera in numerous films, as well as a voice actor, regularly lending his voice for commercials and animated films.

He also writes and directs humorous videos for the internet and, in 2023, joined the collective La Peloch, with whom he develops his own films. He also joined the company Bon Sens Production, with whom he also develops documentary and fiction films.

I have been a voice actor and cinema actor since 2002. Cinema, Voice Studio, Television. Available and equipped for home work, autonomous in recording.