Nik Belcevich

A noted actor and producer, Nik Belcevich graduated cum laude from Lakeland Regional High School in Wanaque, New Jersey. He excelled in varsity football and soccer, and earned All Conference, All County and All State honors while playing for the varsity baseball which he led to a state championship his senior year. Later attending Rutgers University, Nik Belcevich earned his Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Theater, with a Minor in Religion.

In 2006, Mr. Belcevich was featured in Jay Della Valle's documentary The Glorious Mustache, which focused on “a new generation of men to embrace the stache.” Having co-written and co-produced the movie Salted Nuts in 2007, he next turned his attention as producer and actor to the 2013 comedy-drama film Chlorine. In addition to Madison and Wayne, New Jersey, he arranged filming for Chlorine in his hometown of Ringwood, a suburb of New York City.

Mr. Belcevich also partnered with Swoop Magazine’s co-founder for 12 years to create a fun, creative look into the Southern California lifestyle. From the publication’s inception in 2005. Nik Belcevich's own lifestyle of "Work Hard Play Often" help aid in the structure. motto, and editorial content of the Southern California lifestyle magazine which featured regional and global coverage spanning music, entertainment, fashion, community, action sports, travel and overall outreach.