Nicole Franco

California native actress/VO/Producer, born to Marilyn Hall, the youngest dancer on the 1950s Horrace Height Show, big-band variety television show, and Robert Orduno, Native American fine artist. Nicole began her career as an advertising agency commercial producer in LA and NYC. While in NYC she began her voice over and on-camera career having studied with the illustrious Aaron Frankel. Experience in front of the camera enhanced her production knowledge and led to producing her first feature film "To Save A Life", a teen drama that has had significant impact on teens at risk deciding against taking their life. She is Executive Producer and owner of Pinpoint Films specializing in positive message content and promotional/commercial projects.