Nicola Merola began his relationship with Pixcom as General Manager of PIXINDO, Pixcom’s Jakarta-based Asian subsidiary.

Since 1999, in Montreal, he has established relationships with key players around the world, increasing the profitability of the distribution division and Pixcom’s participation in international co-productions.

Nicola is responsible for all aspects of International Television at Pixcom, overseeing development, production, co-production and distribution.  His co-productions include Trashopolis, The Trilogy of Mankind and Metropolis as well as producing 3 seasons of Licence to Drill and What’s That About?, Dangerous Flights, Bomb Hunters and Canadian Restorers.

About The Pixcom Group

The Pixcom Group was founded in Montreal in 1987 and has grown to be one of the largest, privately owned TV production company in Canada.

Creating over 1000 episodes of TV programming every year, Pixcom’s catalog includes fiction, magazines, child and youth programming, documentary, and ob-doc series, garnering domestic and international recognition and a host of awards.  Behind this success is the drive for originality, creativity, technological innovation and unwavering teamwork.

Filmed, sold and watched all over the world, Pixcom’s clients include Discovery, History Television, National Geographic, ZDF, Channel 4, NHK, France Television and Smithsonian Network among many others.