Nina Madzirov is an award-winning American–Macedonian actress, producer, and writer. Born in New York City and raised in Europe, she brings a dynamic international presence to her work, grounded in rich cultural perspectives and a deep commitment to storytelling. Now based in Los Angeles, Nina is a graduate of the prestigious New York Film Academy, where she earned her BFA in Acting for Film and Television.

Nina is best known for Glass, a film she wrote, produced, and starred in. The project premiered at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre and garnered over 25 international film festival awards, including Best Actress, Best Indie Film, and Best Inspirational Story.

Following this success, she joined the producing team of the acclaimed short documentary John Van Hamersveld: Crazy World Ain’t It, which premiered at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and went on to win over 20 international awards.

In 2021, the film received Academy Award qualification.

As a producer, Nina has overseen multiple award-winning short films, and in 2022, she co-created the original web series Trash, which also premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre. Her on-screen presence has extended into the music world, appearing in two official videos for legendary punk-rock band SUM 41, and into commercial work with national ad campaigns across major platforms including Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.

In 2021, Nina launched her own film production company, Symphony Productions, dedicated to developing bold, character-driven narratives. Her next short film, The Laundromat, is currently in development.

Nina is represented by SK Management (USA), Happen Agency (USA) and Slavic Artists (Europe, UK, Balkan Region).