Nicole Stuart is a actress and a celebrity trainer in Los Angeles. She was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada. At eighteen Nicole moved to NYC to study acting at Stella Adler after being accepted into the UCSB School of Dance. Nicole performed a brief stint in a Las Vegas revue before moving to Los Angeles and has resided in the city of angels every since. Nicole has also appeared in film and television, most recently Devil's Due and House of Lies. Nicole is a well-regarded theatre actress. Her most recent performance in Modigliani at the Open Fist Theatre in Los Angeles has garnered sterling reviews, including: "Electric support by Nicole Stuart," StageSceneLA. and "the voluptuously graceful yet ballsy performance of Nicole Stuart," Backstage, among others.

Nicole's first short film Captain was accepted into:Dances With Film, Indie Fest, Brooklyn Film Festival, Kentucky Film Festival, West Virginia Film Makers Festival *(Where it won Audience Award)

Captain, written by Jack Sundmacher and Nicole Stuart, starring Nicole Stuart, Bjørn Johnson and Jack Sundmacher directed by Max Cady, and produced by Caitlin Renée Campbell/Renwick Prods., is a dark comedy that has been acclaimed as a "Must See Festival Film"

"Captain's" narrative is quirky enough to hide the mystery over the short film's 14-minute running time. But the real delight is watching the actors spar with one another. Written by stars Stuart and Sundmacher, director Max Cady knows how to get out of the way and permit his actors to feed on the built in short-hand understanding of the material.

Nicole has also appeared in numerous magazines, including People, W Magazine, US Weekly, InStyle, and Cosmopolitan. She has also appeared on MSNBC.com with Faith Ford as part of the "Mind, Body, Balance" Web series, which had over 4,000,000 views. Her iPhone app is available on iTunes and is being sold worldwide; in July 2012 alone it sold more than 4,000 units. The total units sold worldwide is over 10,000.