Nick DeNinno is an indie film and television producer, and publisher of hyperlocal publications that offer businesses an exciting and innovative method to target highly sought after affluent consumers.

DeNinno was recruited early in his career by Lorne Michaels (Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) to build Burly TV, the first network designed to reach the college market. The programming also aired as a block of programming targeting the college market on TBS. 

In early 2006, DeNinno led big media in embracing online video when he launched Toga!, a broadband channel featuring award-winning website content from National Lampoon’s rich history of motion picture and television programming and successfully launched stand alone comedy channels on such platforms as AOL, Yahoo, TiVo, and Brightcove.

DeNinno also launched National Lampoon's College Channel, a college cable television network, building upon relationships with colleges and universities across the country.

DeNinno started his a career at Food Network working on Emeril Live At Broadway Video Entertainment and National Lampoon, DeNinno created and produced hundreds of hours of original content

Nick is also the Techincal Producer for the La Costa Film Festival based in Carlsbad, California.

• In 1999, DeNinno  co-founded Integrity Multimedia (Integrity Films) with the belief that films can be entertaining, educational and inspirational and should teach us something about ourselves and the world.

• DeNinno was an executive member of the National Association of College Broadcasters (NACB), the first trade association specifically geared to all aspects of American student-staffed radio and television stations. Among its notable successes were U-Net (later trademarked as U Network), a satellite-delivered programming network featuring top student productions.  

• DeNinno is affiliated with the National Association of Campus Activities and the Association of Higher Education Cable Television Administrators, as an advisor and as a programming resource to many universities who operate student-run cable television stations.

• DeNinno is a member of the Producers Guild of America, and was inducted into the famed New York Friars Club in 2011.