Howard Nash

1958
Producer

New York City, New York

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About Howard

Howard Nash has actively been producing movies since 1991. In 1993, he co-produced
the hit “Children of the Night”, a vampire-thriller released by Columbia Tri-Star Pictures,
which aired on HBO, Showtime, Starz and Fear Net, and currently remains a regular
staple on the Sy Fy Cable Channel. His television credits include “Feliciano, The Legend” for
PBS, a one hour music special that broadcast nationally in 1999. He also co-produced “The
Deep North” for CBS, a one hour documentary special which earned him an Emmy-Award
Nomination (the film dealt with the current state of race relations in NYC). The next ten years
included more than a dozen widely-distributed films, all of which were released domestically,
as well as in 25+ countries around the world. In 2013, he produced “The Legends of Nethiah”,
which was also released in more than 25 countries (in the U.S., the film is currently playing on
most of the major cable carriers including Spectrum, Verizon Fios, Hulu and Comcast).

In 2016, Howard produced “Occupants”, a paranormal thriller, which was released by Sony Pictures Entertainment, which has to date secured more than 44 International film festival awards. Following “Occupants”, he co-produced the boxing film “Tiger”, starring Mickey Rourke, which opened in theaters throughout the U.S. in November, 2018. That same month, his television special, John Leguizamo’s “Road to Broadway”, was broadcast nationally as part of Public Broadcasting’s “Great Performances” series.

His most recent film, “Wisper”, completed principal photography in 2017 and is now
in post production.

When he’s not busy developing and producing, Howard can be found teaching
film production courses at two colleges here in New York.

He resides in New York City.