Michael Nash is a renowned filmmaker and television producer who has garnered numerous accolades for his work, including the prestigious Social Change Global Institute Filmmaker of the Year Award. His impressive credentials have also earned him a spot among MovieMaker Magazine's "Top 10 MovieMakers Of The Planet" in 2010.
Nash's accomplishments are not limited to his filmmaking endeavors, as he has also received the Senator Boxer's Conservation Champion Award and the Neiman Marcus Environmental Visions Filmmaker Award. Over a decade ago, he founded Beverly Hills Productions, a highly acclaimed film and television production company that has produced films in 48 countries.
One of Nash's most notable projects is the multi-award-winning film "Climate Refugees" (2010),which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was the only film screened by the United Nations at the IIEA Copenhagen Climate Change Conference and Davos for world leaders and policymakers. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, and was praised by Robert Redford in the NY Times as an "agent for social change."
Nash's narrative feature films, including the critically acclaimed "Fuel" (2007),have won top feature film honors globally and in Nebraska. His work has also been recognized for its impact on social change, with Nash sitting on a UN advisory panel focused on global "content for change" and serving as a global keynote speaker on issues such as humanity, climate stress, food security, and migration.
Beverly Hills Productions plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between Hollywood and the United Nations, providing film content for summits and events to leaders around the world in an effort to influence global policy. Nash consults with leaders, governments, and organizations worldwide, leveraging his expertise to drive positive change.
Currently, Nash is developing two films and five television shows, including three scripted dramas and two reality shows. His recent completed films, set to be released, include "Saving The Roar," "BillyFord," "Captain Counter Culture," and "The Messenger."
