Nate Hartley

Congratulations to Nate for winning the 2010 Young Artists Award for Best Performance in a TV Series.

  
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Nate was born to act and perform! He began his career in 1997 at the age of five by performing magic for his family and friends. After several years of success in local venues, he was encouraged by his teachers, at age 13, to pursue his acting career in Hollywood.

Soon after he moved to Los Angeles, he immediately began acting classes and pursuing a professional acting career. His years of performing magic for family and friends paid off when he became accepted as a professional member of the Hollywood Magic Castle's Junior Magician Society.

His professional career began when he played a Guest Star on "The Bernie Mac Show." in 2005. Nate's career really began to move forward during the summer of 2006 when he played a recurring role on the Nickelodeon series, "Unfabulous" and ""iCarly" and played a supporting role in the feature film, "The Great Buck Howard." Nate's first lead role in a feature film, "Drillbit Taylor", with Owen Wilson was released in March 2008.  He completed additional films, including, "South Dakota", "A Space Between", and "Dirty Girl".

His recent works include  recurring guest star roles on Disney's "Hannah Montana" and "JONAS" and a recurring role on "Zeke and Luther", on Disney XD.  Nate made guest star appearances on "Rita Rocks" and a pilot, "Working Class" for CMT.  He is also a "Sweet Sixteen" face on a teen driving national commercial for State Farm Insurance and a time traveler for Time Warner Cable.

He won the Young Artists Award for Best Leading Actor in a Feature Film in 2009 and Best Actor in a Guest Starring role on "Hannah Montana" in 2010.  He has several projects in film festivals, created with his friends at Prodigy Productionz, a production company operated by teens.

Nate enjoys directing and producing films and hopes to attend a film school, majoring in directing and writing.