16 Photographs At Ohrdruf | A documentary by Matthew Nash

	Matthew Nash producer, director & writer Matthew is Associate Professor of Photography at the Lesley University's College of Art and Design, and he was the 2011-12 Chair of the University Faculty Assembly. Nash is half of the artist collaborative Harvey Loves Harvey, who are currently represented by Gallery Kayafas in Boston and have exhibited in numerous venues since 1992. Nash is the publisher emeritus of the art magazine Big RED & Shiny.

	Jason Dean executive producer Jason has a long history in New York's film and television industry. Dean has worked on such films as The Insider, The Terminal, 13 Going On 30, and The Siege as well as the television series Rescue Me and Rubicon. He recently completed work as APOC for the film A Walk Among The Tombstones starring Liam Neeson.

	Michael Equi editor & post-production Until the start of 2013, Michael was an Editor at Fluid, a New York based editing firm, and he is now an independent editor based in New York. His reel is online at michaelequi.com

	Daniel Ratcliff post-production Daniel is Assistant Editor and VFX Artist at Fluid.

	David L. Wolfe sound re-recording and mixing David is the owner and director of Mr. Bronx Audio Post.

	James Nadeau outreach consultant James is the Director of the Boston LGBT Film Festival.

	Sara L. Rubin outreach consultant Sara Rubin was named Artistic Director Emerita of The Boston Jewish Film Festival in 2012. She served as the Festival's Artistic Director for its 2009, 2010 and 2011 editions. Prior to that, she served as the Festival's Executive Director, beginning in 1997. Under her leadership, Festival attendance grew significantly, as did year-round screenings. She has been honored by Women in Film and Video/New England (Image Award) and was awarded the title Chevalier (Knight) de l'Ordre des Arts et Lettres, in recognition of her commitment to French film. Sara Rubin's previous career focused on marketing communications and project management. She speaks regularly at film festivals, conferences, and panel discussions.