Faiz Nicholas Musleh

Cast as Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Directed and adapted by Jon Tracy. Collaborated with director on adaptation and provided dramaturgical research for production. WOW- Theater Storm Review

• Wrote Screenplay and Story Bible for television series based on the life of Shakespeare
• Running a team of producers for development of concept, characters, plot and storyline
• Coordinating marketing marketing and pitch materials for film and television distribution markets
• Leading research into the life of Elizabethan Dramatists
• Identified target audiences to analyze characteristics, behavior and media habits.
• Securing relationships with talent and networks

• Encouraged students to perform well and learn from failure.
• Implemented effective classroom management techniques to provide safe, calm learning environment.
• Exposed students to diverse content to build perspective in drama pedagogy.
• Planned lessons to reflect group and individual student needs utilizing creative instruction.
• Adapted teaching strategies to remain inclusive to diverse learning styles.
• Modeled creative acting styles and techniques encompassing varied history genres and performance techniques.

• Met needs of different students by adapting teaching materials and methods.
• Provided feedback, guidance and support to students on participation and performance.
• Monitored student progress and provided individualized instruction to meet student needs and goals.
• Conducted classes and workshops for students on special topics of interest.
• Assisted students in developing self-advocacy and support skills.

the Unit, Recurring Role

NCIS: Los Angeles, Guest Star

Lie to Me*, Guest Star

NCIS, Co-Star

Created the lead role, Daniel Baker, developed in workshop by Emmy nominated writer, Mark Wilding. First premiering at Theatre West in Los Angeles, than premiering Off-Broadway. Published by Dramatists Play Service.

Played with perfect comedic timing by Nick McDow Musleh… - DC Theater Arts

Directed and adapted LLoyd Schwartz' satire on Shakespearean tragic couples.

• "I highly recommend...hilarious, inventive and very clever play! Bravo!" - Noho Arts District
• "Director Nick McDow Musleh delivers this hilarious play, firmly grounded in the Elizabethan period." - Discover Hollywood

• Applied current editing and photography tools to tell great stories.
• Created dynamic graphics and pieces to increase website and social media traffic.
• Develop original content through social listening and independent sources.
• Implemented strategies and tactics to grow followers on social media channels.

• Operated studio equipment and produced show.
• Built broadcast Shakespeare storylines to interest listeners and grow station audience.
• Researched Shakespeare for comment and discussion.
• Interviewed show guests and moderated discussions.

• Collaborated with other board members to develop and execute programs and initiatives to advance organizational mission.
• Served as advocate and ambassador for organization by fully engaging, identifying, and securing resources and partnerships to advance mission.
• Provided guidance and leadership on strategic planning initiatives and organizational development.
• Presided over board meetings and conducted board business to address organizational objectives.

Wrote, Produced, and Directed the critically acclaimed adaptation for film of Shakespeare's comedy "Love's Labour's Lost." Hailed by feminist Shakespeare scholar and Guggenheim fellow Carla Mazzio, as the best version of this play on film for its inversion of the male gaze and research that informed this perspective.

• Sponsored by Film Independent.
• Successfully crowdfunded on Seed & Spark
• Grant recipient by the Peter Glenville Foundation.

• Trained teachers on new curriculum and information.
• Monitored curriculum and school practices for adherence to state educational laws.
• Looked at student testing data and compared it to new and past curriculum.
• Designed detailed plans to help teachers introduce new technology into classrooms.

Provided dramaturgy and assistant direction, and led research for this 18th century 'lost Shakespeare play.' Presented it at a conference for the Clark Library Center for 18th Century Studies. Instructed students in text analysis and performance.

• Implemented effective classroom management techniques to provide safe, calm learning environment.
• Exposed students to diverse content to build perspective in drama pedagogy.
• Planned lessons to reflect group and individual student needs utilizing creative instruction.
• Adapted teaching strategies to remain inclusive to diverse learning styles.