Nadhege is an American-born, Haytian-rooted award-winning actress, filmmaker, writer, producer, director, and dancer whose work combines storytelling, psychology, science, movement, and community healing. She founded M.A.A.T. Films—Manifesting An Artistic Truth to create cinematic stories that preserve culture, challenge silence, and awaken truth. Her films have appeared on CBS, PBS, ABC, NBC, FOX, and Comcast, earning recognition from The Huffington Post, Backstage, and the PBS Online Film Festival.

A recipient of the Best Actress of the Year award at the All Star Music Awards and creator of award-winning shorts like Paris Blues in Harlem, DoDo TiTi, and Harlem Love, her filmmaking honors her legacy, intergenerational impact, and cultural preservation. She also created Paris & Pop-Pop: #MakeGrandfatherGreatAgain and The Absolute Picture: Science of Self, projects that combine cinema with education, leadership, and violence prevention.

A member of SAG-AFTRA and Actors’ Equity, she holds a B.A. in Psychology and an M.A. in Forensic Psychology. Through film, Nadhege uses art as medicine, restoring stories, memory, and community.