nick elliott rock art photographer officialNICK JOINS IMDb AS ACTING CAREER CONTINUES TO GROW.
Posted on June 15, 2026
Nick Joins IMDb as Acting Career Continues to Grow
Nick has officially joined IMDb, the world’s leading online database for film, television and entertainment professionals.
To view Nick’s acting profile, please visit:
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13089008/
The announcement follows the success of recent productions including Diamond Dogs, in which Nick played lead character Paul Canterbury, and Buying Time, where he portrayed the vigilante JT. Nick has also continued to entertain audiences through the popular comedy series 2 Go Mad in Norfolk.
This summer, Nick has been filming a brand-new feature film from directors Andy Blithe and Kris Smith, a sequel to Buying Time, reprising the role of JT. The production is currently scheduled for release later this year.
Following these successes, Nick has decided to focus more of his time on pursuing acting opportunities in film and television, alongside developing new comedy projects and performances.
Nick has well and truly caught the acting bug, and long may it continue. With a growing list of screen credits and exciting new projects in development, the future looks bright for one of Norfolk’s most versatile performers.
Nick’s latest project is a new production entitled 15 Minutes, but more on that later. For now, all we can say is: watch this space.
“It’s not an either or, it’s an as well‘
‘I’m still a Rock Art Photographer and always will be.”
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
Words by Crystal Sky…
NICK LAUNCHES BRAND NEW SERIES: 15 Minutes.
Posted on June 15, 2026
Nick is set to launch his brand new series 15 Minutes in the coming weeks. This comedy-based collection of short episodes combines factual content with humour, featuring a variety of characters, interviews, observations on life in the UK, and an honest look at the realities of life as an artist.
Drawing inspiration from the style and spirit of 2GoMadInNorfolk, 15 Minutes will also see Nick take on the personas of a range of characters inspired by classic films and television from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, paying homage to a golden era of British humour. Through comedy sketches, observations and character performances, the series celebrates the wit, charm and originality of a style of humour that many feel is sadly lacking in modern entertainment.
Nick will be the creative force behind the entire production, acting, starring, producing and directing the series himself. More details, episode information and launch updates will be announced soon. Watch the press office for further news on what promises to be an exciting new project.
“We’re going to be making something that I think will turn out to be a really nice little show”
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer.
Words by Crystal Sky…
ROMFORD FILM FESTIVAL CELEBRATES INDEPENDENT CINEMA WITH SPECIAL SCREENING OF DIAMOND DOGS.
Posted on June 2, 2026
On Sunday 24th May, Nick attended the premiere screening of Diamond Dogs at the acclaimed Romford Film Festival, following a personal invitation from filmmakers Andy Blithe and Kris Smith.
The screening brought together film lovers, independent creators and members of the industry for an evening celebrating grassroots filmmaking and original storytelling on the big screen. Following the feature presentation, Nick, Andy and Kris were invited onto the stage for a live discussion with festival organisers, fellow filmmakers and audience members.
During the Q&A session, Nick spoke about his role as Paul Canterbury, one of the masterminds behind the jewel robbery at the centre of Diamond Dogs. He discussed the character’s motivations, the dynamic between the cast, and the excitement of bringing the ambitious crime story to life on screen. Andy and Kris also shared insights into the development of the film, the creative process behind the storyline, and the challenges and rewards of independent filmmaking.
During the Q&A, a fellow filmmaker asked Nick which two films he would take to a desert island. Nick answered, “Jaws and Braveheart.” The filmmaker then joked, “Is it really a good idea to take Jaws to an island?” The audience burst into laughter before Nick replied, “Well, if you’ve seen Jaws, you’d never try swimming off the island,” which got another big laugh from the crowd.
The evening also showcased two short films prior to the main feature, highlighting the diversity and creativity championed by the festival. The standard of filmmaking and production throughout the night was widely praised, reinforcing the growing reputation of the Romford Film Festival as a platform for emerging and independent talent.
For Nick, the event marked another memorable milestone in his expanding acting career, while also celebrating the dedication and ambition of the independent film community. The enthusiastic audience response and strong sense of camaraderie between filmmakers made the evening a standout occasion for everyone involved.
‘’What a terrific night! The guys at Romford made us feel so welcome and everybody really enjoyed the film. It was a very special night for me.’’
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
Words By Crystal Sky .
NICK RETURNS AS JT FOR SCI-FI THRILLER SEQUEL DELTA PROTOCOL FILMING ACROSS EAST ANGLIA.
Posted on June 2, 2026
Nick Returns as JT for Sci-Fi Thriller Sequel Delta Protocol Filming Across East Anglia
Nick has returned to the role of JT in the upcoming sci-fi political action thriller Delta Protocol, the highly anticipated sequel to Buying Time.
Over the past two weeks, Nick has been filming on location across East Anglia, including Lowestoft, Kessingland, Norwich and North Walsham.
Set in the year 2030, Delta Protocol follows Daniel and Tess as they are kidnapped by the same criminal network they encountered in Buying Time. Drawn into a dangerous world of political corruption, betrayal and conspiracy, the pair must fight to expose the forces behind their abduction and confront their ruthless nemesis, Victor Harrington.
The film is directed and written by frequent creative collaborators Andy Blithe and Kris Smith, who also produce the project through Aturn Films. Blithe additionally stars in the lead role as Daniel.
Produced using a collaborative independent filmmaking model, Delta Protocol continues the grounded, hard-edged tone established in Buying Time, combining political intrigue, action and science-fiction elements against the atmospheric backdrop of the Norfolk and Suffolk coastline.
For further information and media enquiries:
Nick Elliott Press OfficeIMDb profile:
Nick Elliott on IMDb
‘’Nine days straight! It’s been a mad busy time but so good to be working back again on the new film.’’
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
Words by Crystal Sky.
NICK ELLIOTT RETURNS IN DELTA PROTOCOL AS FILMING BEGINS IN NORFOLK…
Posted on April 29, 2026
Nick Returns in Delta Protocol as Filming Begins in Norfolk
Nick is set to reprise his role as JT in Delta Protocol, the sequel to Buying Time, produced by Aturn Films and written, produced and directed by Andy Blithe and Kris Smith. Filming begins on 8 May in Lowestoft, Suffolk.
He returns following a period of growing visibility on screen, including a lead role as Paul Canterbury in Diamond Dogs, now streaming on Amazon Prime, alongside a key role in Buying Time. He describes returning to JT as a chance to “step back into something familiar, but with more depth to explore.”
Alongside acting, Nick will also document the production from behind the scenes, capturing still photography and developing a short film offering an observational account of the shoot.
His work in Diamond Dogs has helped establish him as a recognisable screen presence, and he has spoken about Delta Protocol as a continuation of that trajectory rather than a departure from it.
Buying Time unfolds in a near future where antibiotics have failed and a public health crisis has reshaped society. A corporation called Lifeline introduces a state-backed health chip intended to protect against disease. But as upgraded versions emerge, a hidden logic is revealed: increased protection comes at the cost of human life.
Delta Protocol continues in the aftermath, following Daniel and Tess as they are drawn into a widening investigation that exposes a network of betrayal and institutional corruption. What begins as personal loss expands into something larger and more systemic, forcing them to question the structures around them as much as the people within them.
Beyond his work in film, Nick is also an award-winning rock art photographer with an international profile. His parallel creative paths — one behind the camera, one in front of it — reflect a broader shift in how artists navigate contemporary practice. In an industry defined by change, his work suggests a deliberate embrace of range over specialisation.
“Going to be a busy time shooting the new film. But as always MAD FOR IT!!”
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
Words by Crystal Sky 
THE REVIEWS ARE POURING IN! FOR THE DOGS..
Posted on August 23, 2025
Brilliant news! Nick’s role in the highly anticipated feature film Diamond Dogs has been reviewed by YouTube film reviewer from the NerdlyUK channel. A lively review includes some glowing remarks about Nick’s performance as Paul Canterbury, a retired gangster who orchestrates one last diamond heist.
We also love the positive comments Jammie makes about Nick’s acting. The review highlights the comedic elements of the film and showcases Jammie’s genuine enthusiasm, which is truly infectious. It’s clear that he thoroughly enjoyed the experience. We love his excitement for Diamond Dogs—it really resonates!
Man!!
I am so pleased what people are saying about the film. It’s getting fabulous reviews and for my first lead role as an actor I can’t tell you what this means.
I’m MAD FOR IT!!
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
NICK WRAPS UP FILMING FOR “DIAMOND DOGS”
Posted on August 17, 2025
Nick has officially wrapped filming for the highly anticipated feature film Diamond Dogs and he’s relished every moment of this project. The film follows a group of retired criminals embarking on one last audacious bank heist, showcasing interesting locations that include a bank vault in the heart of Norwich and picturesque scenes in Devon. Co-written and directed by Kris Smith, alongside co-writer Jo Betts, this production has provided Nick with a remarkable platform to showcase his talent in his first leading role.
Reflecting on his experience, Nick shared, “I had an amazing time during filming. It’s been a great production—lots of hard work but also a lot of fun. I really enjoyed my time; it’s been a real blast—rock and roll, man!”
With the premiere on the horizon, Nick is eager to see the final product. “I’ve already seen some clips, and they look really good! I can’t wait to see how it all comes together. I’m also looking forward to my next project. I love acting and can’t wait to dive into more!” This enthusiasm has undoubtedly given him an appetite for more acting roles.The entire production crew and cast worked tirelessly to make Diamond Dogs a standout film. Fans and film enthusiasts are encouraged to keep an eye on social media for updates about the premiere, as Diamond Dogs promises to be a compelling must-see!
Man! This was such a great gig!
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
Words by: Crystal Sky 
NICK SHINES IN UPCOMING FILM “DIAMOND DOGS”
Posted on March 1, 2025
Nick is stepping into the spotlight once again, this time as a leading actor in the highly anticipated feature film “Diamond Dogs.” The film follows retired criminals as they embark on one last heist—a daring bank job that promises to challenge their skills.
The project began in August of last year, after Nick was approached in June with the opportunity. Filming started in early August 2024, and started again in October of the same year where Nick and his fellow cast members braved subfreezing temperatures for two and a half weeks. Despite the cold, the crew worked hard, getting great shots. After a short break over the Christmas period Filming started again in January for nearly two and half weeks. and will continue again March 7th through to the 10th, focusing on several key scenes.
The film, commissioned by TV Bandits in association with Aturn Films, is set to enter post-production shortly after filming wraps up in July. The editing team is already hard at work, aiming for an August release date. Initial interest around “Diamond Dogs” has sparked significant attention from major streaming companies and journalists alike, all eager to see what Nick and the team have created.
As for Nick, he is fully committed to the project and recognizes the challenges that come with the film industry. “It’s tough work, but it’s also really rewarding,” he says. “This is what it’s all about!”
Be sure to check out the trailer below to catch a glimpse of the thrilling moments this film has to offer!
https://youtu.be/GTkXCzlj8RM?si=VjM43LQ-cAT7sDEX
Check out the trailer!!
Apart from long days in silly cold temperatures “it’s been a fabulous gig, it really has.“ I will be very sad when it all comes to an end.
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
THAT’S IT UNTIL THE SUMMER..
Posted on February 2, 2025
Diamond Dogs – It’s a Wrap!
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind for the cast and crew of Diamond Dogs, the upcoming feature film starring the talented Nick Elliott. While preparing for his exhibition in Rome, Nick has also been diving into rehearsals for this thrilling film. Written by Kris Smith and Joseph Betts, Diamond Dogs tells the captivating story of gangsters planning and executing a diamond heist.
Filmed in and around the stunning landscapes of Norfolk, including the iconic Lite House in Kessingland, Suffolk. The crew has also ventured into a hidden gem—a former bank in the heart of Norwich.
Despite the freezing conditions, Nick has braved the cold, sporting his Rab Exhibition Jacket, the same material used by climbers on Mount Everest! Rumor has it he’s been keeping warm with long johns underneath. But even in sub-zero temperatures, Nick’s commitment has shone through as he shows up day after day, determined to deliver to project.
Working alongside some fantastic actors, Nick has gained invaluable experience and is eager for more projects in the future. His passion for acting has only grown, and he draws inspiration from legendary figures like Michael Caine, often dazzling his colleagues with spot-on impressions from Get Carter.
In this gripping story, Nick plays a ruthless gangster masterminding a daring heist. The writers have hinted at an unexpected twist at the end—one that even the cast isn’t privy to. The suspense is building!
Mark your calendars for the next update on this exciting journey! The secret filming location in Norwich is just the beginning. With Nick’s dedication and the talent of the entire team, Diamond Dogs promises to be a film you won’t want to miss!
Stay connected for more thrilling updates!
“Being asked to play the lead role alongside my co star Andy Blithe has been just bloody kicking. An opportunity I thought I would never ever get!!”
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
DIAMOND DOGS (THE OFFICIAL POSTER)
Posted on January 27, 2025
Nick was offered the lead role in the feature film Diamond Dogs early last year and has been shooting scenes over the last six months. It is due for release late summer 2025.
Keep watching for more news as it happens!!!
Nick says; ‘It’s been a fantastic project to be involved in, hard work but a real creative move for me, giving me access to the world of acting and film production.’
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
NICK LANDS LEADING ROLE IN FEATURE FILM.
Posted on August 25, 2024
Nick has been very excited about being approached by Producer and Director Kris Smith from the production company TV Bandits about his lead role in the brand new feature film Diamond Dogs.
The film which stars Nick as the character Paul Canterbury along side his co host of 2Go Mad in Norfolk Andy Blithe, playing the role of Rick Foster, the pair play two heavy duty villains getting together to commit the very last blag before they retire for good.
The film is in the true sense of the word a proper English comedy.
Last week saw the full crew shooting the first four scenes of the film in the picturesque setting of Paignton, and Brxham in Devon.
Pictured below:
“Nick is one of a kind, a unique actor, who has provided more than just his genuine charismatic performance on Diamond Dogs. He also collaborated on the script to bring out more comedic value on set. Something that is very rare these days.”
Kris Smith Producer, Director.
It’s a marvellous opportunity for me to be offered my first main acting role in any feature film, having been asked many times to do cameo parts before in various productions.
I’m totally fuckin MAD FOR IT!!
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…
14 DAYS AND IT’S IN THE CAN!
Posted on July 18, 2024
Yeah that’s right!
After a straight 14 days on location at various places throughout Norfolk, it’s done.
What a fantastic time, fantastic crew, fantastic laughs but totally dog shit weather for most of the time.
The new series of 2GO MAD IN NORFOLK is finished!
It’s been a lot of late nights, early mornings and a hell of a lot of miles driven. This series will be even better than the last.
We do have to tell you, that we did slightly venture over the border into Suffolk, but when you see the show you hopefully will understand why.
It was totally worth the diversion.
Make sure you keep watching!!
I would also like to welcome the new members of the crew Kris Smith; Cameraman, and Steve Knight; Cameraman and Darren Joy; Sound.
Very much looking forward to starting production on SERIES 3.
Coming real soon to a TV near YOU!
Nick Elliott Rock Art Photographer…