Nick Bilton is an investigative reporter, New York Times-bestselling author, documentary filmmaker and screenwriter.
Nick Bilton is an acclaimed author, journalist, and filmmaker known for his investigative work on technology and its impact on society. A former columnist for The New York Times and a special correspondent for Vanity Fair, Bilton has authored several bestselling books, including "Hatching Twitter" and "American Kingpin." A screenwriter who is currently writing a film for Martin Scorsese, Bilton has directed and produced multiple documentaries, such as HBO's "Fake Famous,” “The Inventor” and “Biggest Heist Ever” on Netflix. Bilton's work spans various mediums of investigative reporting, including books, documentaries, film and television… CONTINUE
"Fast-paced and perceptive."
“Unexpectedly addictive.”
“Deeply reported. Deliciously written.”
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RECENT WORK
American Kingpin
A gripping true story about the created of a billion-dollar online drug empire, and the epic manhunt that led to his capture.
Apple’s Moon Shot
Nick takes readers inside the highly-secretive Apple Park with Tim Cook and the executive team that created the Apple Vision Pro.
Martin Scorsese Film
Bilton is writing the script for a Hawaiian mob movie starring Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt and Leonardo DiCaprio, to be directed by Martin Scorsese.