Nikki Arctic

Nikki Arctic is an American actress, movie producer and DJ. She is from Stockton, California, voted one of the most dangerous cities in America. After graduating from Amos Alonzo Stagg High School she moved to San Francisco where she got her bachelors degree in Broadcasting and Electronic Communications from San Francisco State University. She was originally majoring in Archaeology but decided she wanted to help living people instead. During college, she worked full time as a patent prosecutor legal assistant at Squire Patron Boggs where she helped clients like Abbott Technologies get their lifesaving inventions patented. In 2018, she was laid off due to the many mergers and acquisitions of Squire Patton Boggs. That same year, she starred in an award winning commercial for Pure Cinema Productions where she played a DJ. Then in 2019 she got her first movie role in Glenn Danzig's film, Death Rider in the House of Vampires. She also acted in Ash Avildsen's limited series, Paradise City. She has also been in several music videos for Lana Del Ray, Tiesto, and more. In 2023, she started her own production company, The Future of Cool, that focuses on earth conservation and animal welfare. That same year, her home burned down in a fire, along with 22 of her neighbors in the notorious Hollywood Fire, that happened the same day SAG-AFTRA went on strike. With the turmoil of Hollywood in despair, Nikki moved back home with her parents in Stockton, California. Then in early 2024 Nikki was invited to attend the premiere of Steven Spielberg's limited TV series, Masters of the Air, starring Sawyer Spielberg, Callum Turner, Barry Keoghan and Austin Butler. She was overwhelmingly inspired by the series that she wrote an 80 page screenplay about fellow American pilot Amelia Earhart. She submitted her script to several literary agents and never heard back. She still decided to move back to Los Angeles. Then in 2024 she produced her first short film called "Hang Gliding: An American Icon" that was 16 minutes long. Her film features the biggest flight school on the West Coast called Flywind Sports and showcases how Hang Gliding emerged in America in the 1960s in Los Angeles at Dockweiler State Beach. Her film was notably rejected entry to Imagine Entertainment's 'From Minutes To Movies' film festival. Then in 2025, she released a top selling guide called "Go Vegan Bitch" to promote preventative health and animal welfare.