Nicole Alyssa Del Valle is a Puerto Rican and Dominican-American film & video producer, production designer, and independent filmmaker based in New York. With formal training in film production across three institutions and extensive freelance experience, Nicole brings a multifaceted storytelling vision and a wide-range of skills to every project.

Nicole’s freelance work spans commercials and music videos, with roles in production and art department work for brands like Ninja Kitchen Appliances, Dolby, and Walmart. Her credits include set construction on 'Beast Games' on Prime Video, production management on 'ATTENTION', and production design for music videos such as 'Kick It' by Jay Critch and 'act bad twin!' by Chow Lee and Cash Cobain. Her versatility and adaptability make her an invaluable asset in production.

As a Ghetto Film School (GFS) fellow, Nicole directed 'Morph' and 'Trying Again' and produced 'Like Mother, Like Daughter.' Her recent writing and directorial credit, 'The Weight of Absence', is Nicole's take on neorealism, sharing a deeply personal & authentically Nuyorican story exploring struggles of families impacted by mental health struggle and institutional neglect. Nicole also produced GFS' 2024 Frick Project, 'Doll', a dark comedy short created in collaboration with The Frick Collection as one of GFS NY's headlining film projects.

At Outta Pocket Pictures (OPP), Nicole oversees company organization as their head of logistics. She is the lead producer for projects including 'Lyrically Certified,' the GetBaked Omniverse Editorial Campaigns, short film 'Roomies,' and upcoming feature-length documentary 'The Projects Projectand and teaches a producing course to empower emerging storytellers.

Nicole is currently associate producing commercial campaigns for this year's Ghetto Film School x WOCstar cohort, funded by Walmart. She has also joined Voirlah Productions as a producer, further honing her craft in commercial and narrative production. With a specialty in production logistics, Nicole aims to empower storytellers, amplify underrepresented voices, and push creative boundaries.