Nicholas Colia is a Brooklyn-based director whose work has quickly become a notable addition to the physical media collector's repertoire. After earning his MFA from NYU Graduate Film School, where he garnered prestigious scholarships, Colia made a splash with his award-winning short films, including "Alex and the Handyman" and "Untitled Short Film About White People." However, it was his debut feature, "Griffin in Summer" (2025), that truly captivated audiences and collectors alike. Premiering at the Tribeca Festival, "Griffin in Summer" received accolades for Best US Narrative Feature and Best Screenplay, alongside a Special Jury Mention for New Narrative Director. The film's unique storytelling and fresh perspective resonate with collectors, making its Blu-ray release a sought-after item. Colia’s nomination for the Someone to Watch Award at the Independent Spirit Awards further solidifies his status as a filmmaker to watch, ensuring that his works are not just viewed but cherished in collections across the country.