Nick Meyers started out in movies by shooting his own films on a cheap super-8 camera. There was no focus control, but a dial for cloudy or sunny meant that he could make movies rain or shine.
In the 80s, between working in the editing department of the ABC and performing in various bedroom bands, he was also part of the film-making group "The Marine Biologists" which explored a crossover between narrative and experimental film.
The 90s saw him move into the night club world, creating the dramatic lighting effects for "The Tender Trap" night-club in King's Cross.
In 1998 he edited "The Boys".
Since then he has worked with Robert Connolly on "The Bank", "Three Dollars" and "Balibo", and with Artist and Film-maker George Gittoes on the documentaries "Rampage" and "The Miscreants of Talliwood".

Recent collaborations include "Sleeping Beauty" with Julia Leigh, "Mrs Carey's Concert" with Bob Connolly & Sophie Raymond, and "The Rocket" with Kim Mordaunt.