Eight years directing for Old Spice, Sony, Adobe and Prime Video. The reel plays under Nap Hill, the name I directed under for years. I go by Nick-David Atkinson now.
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Brand films, fight choreography, documentary and music video work, the pieces that have to hold for minutes, not seconds.
Some of these were one shoot. Others were two years of showing up every week until the numbers moved.
The hardest brief in the business: a jar on a table, thirty seconds, and a stranger with their thumb ready. Scripted, shot and cut in house.
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Adam W, comedy. 20.6 million likes. I produced and edited the content behind $500,000 in brand deal revenue across a three year run, into his Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2021. Old Spice, Spotify, Google One. Collaborations with Nick Cannon, Jason Derulo and Lele Pons.
Isaiah Miranda, fitness. A campaign for a supplement brand. Grown by 2 million YouTube subscribers, averaging 10 million views a month across two years.
Sencha Naturals, from a standing start. Top reel at 1.6 million. They expanded me onto their sister brands.
Craig Carson, built from zero. 20,000 subscribers in six months.
A national political campaign handed me five pages. Same playbook, five different audiences, over 2 million views a month for 90 days straight. Account names stay hidden. Client work is client work.
A film studio’s first video from my playbook, posted the day after we started.
Eight years across Old Spice, Sony, Adobe, Nickelodeon and Prime Video.
They have a decision problem.
More cameras won't fix it. What's missing is someone deciding what the story is, who it's for, and why a stranger stops scrolling in the first three seconds.
Get that right and the shoot is just execution. I make the call with you before anyone picks up a camera, then shoot it, cut it, and hand it over ready to post.
I didn't learn this from a course. I learned it on set.
Since then the work has run through commercial campaigns, music videos, live events, expo floors, choreography films and founder interviews. The budgets swing wildly between them. The craft doesn't.
That range is why I can walk onto an unfamiliar set and know what it needs on the day, and why I'd rather stay small and actually be there than scale into an agency and stop showing up.
From first call to delivered folder, usually three to five weeks.
Forty five minutes, free. We pull the brief out of your head, audience, offer, the thing you keep failing to explain. You leave with a direction whether you hire me or not.
Concept, shot list, casting, locations, props, permits, schedule. You approve one document, everything after it is execution, not guesswork.
Built so one day yields a month of content, the hero piece plus every cutdown that comes off the same setup. Directed and shot by me, not subcontracted out.
Edit, sound, colour, captions and every ratio your platforms need, delivered organised and ready to post.
One shoot day. Five finished vertical videos. Delivered in ten days. Full usage rights. If you continue, the full $2,000 credits toward your first month. Most people skip this and just book the call.
I build the format that works for your brand, then shoot it, cut it and hand it over ready to post. Every month.
Your time commitment is one shoot day a month. Everything else is mine.
First video live within 14 days.
Scope is set on the call. The right volume depends on your product, your audience and how fast you want to move, so I would rather build it around you than sell you a number.
Talent, locations, permits, props and specialty gear are scoped and billed separately. Paid media spend not included.
Within 90 days of your first shoot, I will produce a video that outperforms your best performing post of the last 12 months. If I do not, I keep shooting at no additional cost until I do.
The full content catalog, yours to repost for years.
The format playbook: the concept, hooks, shot list and edit specs that make it work.
Full usage rights across organic, paid and web.
Plenty of agencies quietly farm edits out to outside shops and forward whatever comes back without watching it. I don't work that way. If it leaves here, I've watched it, and if it isn't good enough, it doesn't go out.
I'm thinking about what this actually has to do, reach, brand building, applications, sales, and building the shoot and the edit backwards from that outcome. You can also just hand me a locked script and I'll execute it cleanly. Both work.
When a project needs more hands, or bigger ones, I bring in shooters, directors and editors from a network I've built and worked beside for years. You still get one point of contact and one person accountable for the result.

I work with a team. On bigger productions I bring in shooters, directors and editors I’ve known and worked alongside for years, not freelancers found the week of the shoot. You still deal with me, and I’m still the one accountable for what lands in your folder.
Not a folder of pretty clips. Content built backwards from whatever you actually need it to do, brand recognition, product sales, booked calls, applications, or simply being taken seriously in your space.
Eight years of it, broken down card by card in the receipts above. Every number with a public post attached is linked so you can check it yourself.
Fast turnaround is what I specialise in. Some edits genuinely take longer, I won't cut corners on the work to hit an arbitrary date, but tell me when you need it and we build the schedule around that. Shoot and handoff jobs: raw footage in your hands the next day.
Some jobs I run end to end, concept, casting, locations, props, permits, crew, edit and delivery. On others you already have the plan and just want me to show up and shoot. We scope it on the call.
Not sure which column you're in? Book the call anyway, I'll tell you straight, and you'll still leave with a direction.

Whoever you meet on the call is who directs the shoot and signs off the final cut. Bigger jobs bring in my crew, but you’re never handed off to an account manager, and nothing reaches you that I haven’t watched myself.
Start with a Proof Day. It is the fastest way to see how this works before committing to anything longer. If you would rather talk it through first, book a free strategy call and we will map what a production day should actually produce for you.
Book a Strategy CallIf what you actually want is to build the system in house and have your own team run it, that is a different engagement and it lives on my coaching site.