Nick Satriano

Nick Satriano is an assistant director who worked as First Assistant Director on , starting in the last week of and replacing the previous choice Kim H. Winther. 
Born in Lake Wales, Florida, Satriano attended the University of California in Santa Barbara between 1989 and 1992. He has been married to stuntwoman since January 2007. The couple has two children. His sister is assistant director and producer .
During his early years in Hollywood, Satriano worked as production assistant on (1994, with Kamala Lopez-Dawson, Richard Riehle, Roy Brocksmith, and Karen Austin), performed stunts in the thriller Persons Unknown (1996, with Brian J. Williams and stunt coordinated by Terry James and Debby Lynn Ross), and appeared as a featured actor in (1992, with James Cromwell, Bernard Kates, Michael McGrady, Danny Goldring, Michael Papajohn, Larry Cedar, Michael Krawic, Scott Haven, and Kara Zediker), (1995, with Tim Kelleher), the drama The Setting Son (1997, with Beau Billingslea and Darin Cooper), and the independent production Infidelity/Hard Fall (1997, with Patti Tippo).
Satriano first worked as second second assistant director on films such as (1995), (1995), the drama The Postman (1997), and (1998, second unit direction and produced by Kenny Bates). As second assistant director, Satriano worked on (1996), (1997), (1999), (1999, executive produced by Ralph Winter), and (2000) for which he won the DGA Award in the category Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Children's Programs in 2001.
Further credits as second assistant director include (2000, with assistant director Tommy Harper), (2001), (2002, starring Kirsten Dunst, executive produced by Stan Lee, and second unit action direction by Max Kleven), (2003, starring Gabrielle Union and with assistant director Tommy Harper), (2003), (2003), the drama Sideways (2004, starring Virginia Madsen), and (2005, second unit direction by Mic Rodgers).
Satriano was the second unit first assistant director on (2004, second unit direction by Jimmy N. Roberts), (2005), (2005, executive produced by Dana Goldberg), (2006), (2007), (2008), (2008), (2009, starring Dwayne Johnson and second second assistant direction by Ian Calip), (2009), and (2010). He also worked as first assistant director on (2005-2006), (2006, starring Dennis Christopher and April Grace and second unit direction by Craig Baxley, Jr.), and Monk (2008).
As first assistant director on feature films, Satriano was credited on (2010, starring Big Show and Saul Rubinek), (2011), (2011), (2011), (2012), (2012) (2014), the thriller Killing Season (2013), (2013, with Faran Tahir), (2013), and (2014, with Kelsey Grammer).
Most recent credits as second unit first assistant director include (2012, with Chris Hemsworth), (2014), (2015), (2015), (2015, starring Dwayne Johnson and second unit direction by Joel Kramer and Spiro Razatos), (2015, starring Dwayne Johnson), and (2015, with Clifton Collins, Jr.).
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Category:Assistant and second unit directors