Fueled by the imaginative ideas of its President and Chief Creative Officer Bruce Nash, Nash Entertainment has established a reputation over its trend-setting 30-year history as being one of the most creative, prolific and successful production companies in the entertainment world. Long before the genre reached the extraordinary level of popularity it enjoys today, U. S. television broadcasters recognized Mr. Nash as a pioneer in the emerging reality television business.
From their site
Images from Nash Entertainment’s own website.
Who works there
- Bruce NashCEO/President Andrew Jebb Senior Vice Presid
- Andrew JebbSenior Vice President, Production Jess Davis
- Senior VicePresident, Production Jess Davis Director of
- Jess DavisDirector of Development Copyright © 2026 Nas
Listed on the company’s own site. People move on; this is not a current roster.
Contact & details
How their work is rated
5 rated titles, weighted by votes
- Mostly
- reality-tv, comedy, family
- Active
- 1999–2013
- Best known for
- Who Wants to Be a Superhero?
Ratings and awards from OMDb, matched by title and year across 11 of 13 titles. Unmatched titles are left out rather than guessed. Oscars, Emmys and BAFTAs are itemised; other awards sit in the totals. IMDb counts wins separately from losing nominations, so nominations here is wins plus losses.
Their television work
1999–2013
Across 4 rated series, weighted by votes
- NBC4
- truTV1
- Syfy1
- Spike1
- MTV1
Across 9 series matched to TMDB, 303 episodes. 1 still returning or in production.
Series identified from OMDb, falling back to the credit type where OMDb had no match. Season counts are each show’s full run, not only the seasons this company was credited on.
Credits13 of 14
2 films · 11 TV titles

truTV Top Funniest
2013 · TV
Produced

Breaking the Magician's Code: Magic's Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed
2008 · TV
Produced

Most Shocking
2006 · TV
Produced

Who Wants to Be a Superhero?
2006 · TV
Produced

For Love or Money
2003 · TV
Produced

For Better or for Worse
2000 · TV
Produced

The Man Who Used to Be Me
2000 · Film
Produced

World's Most Amazing Videos
1999 · TV
Produced

Exposed!: Pro Wrestling's Greatest Secrets
1998 · Film
Produced
- 2008
Crisis Point
2008 · TV
Produced
- 2004
Wanna Come In?
2004 · TV
Produced
- 2003
Who Wants to Marry My Dad?
2003 · TV
Produced
- 2002
Meet My Folks
2002 · TV
Produced
Showing 13 of 14 titles on record.
13 titles across 16 years, averaging 0.8 a year. The last five years average 0.0 a year, below their long-run rate. 7 of those 16 years carry no credit on file.
Works with3 companies
Companies that appear alongside Nash Entertainment on the same productions. The number is how many titles they share.
Film offices covering Los Angeles
- California Film CommissionLos Angeles · 35% base (up to 45% with uplifts)
- FilmLALos Angeles · 35% base (up to 45% with uplifts)
- Italian Film CommissionLos Angeles
- Malibu City Film CommissionMalibu
Offices near this location, and the one covering the whole state. Proximity is not jurisdiction: confirm with the office before relying on it for permits.
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