Michael Nash(Michael P. Nash - IMDB) is a filmmaker and artist who founded Beverly Hills Productions more than a decade ago. MovieMaker Magazine named Nash one of the “Top 10 MovieMakers Of The Planet”. Nash is an honored recipient of the Social Change Global Institute Filmmaker of the Year Award, the California Conservation Champion Award and the Neiman Marcus Visions Filmmaker Award. Nash’s documentary, the multi-award winning Climate Refugees was screened by the United Nations for world leaders and policymakers. Robert Redford in the NY Times “called the film an agent for social change.” Previous films and television shows include Fuel, Nebraska, Hidden Treasures, Rubicon and Captain Counter Culture. Nash currently has several projects in development and production including several films, two tv shows and a documentary with Leonardo DiCaprio. Nash is the honored recipient of the Social Change Global Institute Filmmaker of the Year Award, the California Conservation Champion Award and the Neiman Marcus Humanitarian Visions Filmmaker Award. Nash’s is a mixed media artist who has been painting in oils and acrylic since childhood. Within the last decade his art has evolved with technology and know focus on what he calls hybrid art, art which combines both hands on artistic ability and generative AI. His work is collected by celebrities, high net worth individuals, and other. In the coming year, the artist will begin to mint a few of his collections within the crypto NFT landscape.Nash sits on an UN advisory panel focused on global “content for change” and is a global keynote speaker on issues of humanity, climate stress, food security and migration. Beverly Hills Productions is a key link between Hollywood and the United Nations for providing film content to be screened in summits and events to leaders of the world in hopes of changing global policy. He consults with several leaders around the world, governments and organizations. A partial list includes DAVOS, Harvard University, MIT, The Pentagon, US House and Senate, American Security Project, UN, UNEP, UNHCR, UNU. Michael has been a judge at several film festivals.