Maeson Studios — Cinematic Documentary Films for Schools, Universities & Institutions

K. Nicole Mills is a producer and founder with 15 years of experience across film, television, and digital media. She is the founder of Maeson Studios, a cinematic storytelling company creating character-driven films that uncover the people, experiences, and stories that define institutions and organizations.

She began her career in investment banking at Deutsche Bank before pivoting into entertainment through the NBC Page Program. Selected for the Universal Pictures Apprentice Program, she joined NBCUniversal's alternative programming and development team. She went on to collaborate with writer, producer, and director Malcolm D. Lee on projects including The Best Man: The Final Chapters, Space Jam: A New Legacy, Harlem, Wu-Tang: An American Saga, and several NBCUniversal pilots. After serving as Manager of Production Talent and Partnerships at NBCUniversal, she joined Malcolm D. Lee's production company as Head of Digital Content.

Her documentary work includes producing multiple episodes of ESPN’s 30 for 30 and producing the award-winning short documentary A Race in the Sun. She was recently commissioned by PBS to produce and direct a project anchoring the network’s LA28 Olympics campaign. Across her work, K. Nicole has built a career around finding compelling human stories and bringing them to life through film. That experience became the foundation for Maeson Studios bringing the craft, curiosity, and cinematic approach of documentary filmmaking to institutions with meaningful stories to tell.