PRODUCER, DIRECTOR, MUHAMMAD ALI

Zachary Scott Clark is an actor, model, producer, director, and host from St. Louis, MO. His range includes hosting for STL Symphony and television shows like “Close Up," to modeling for national brands such as ATT, Amazon, and Hallmark; to acting alongside John Goodman (Blues Brothers & Monster Inc.) and portraying Alec Burks on NBC’s Chicago Fire season 6 finale. Clark established his film career in 2010 with the movie “Joint Body” starring Mark Pellegrino & Alicia Witt. After making his theatrical debut, Zach has portrayed Martin Luther King Jr. in Jeff Stetson’s “The Meeting.”

MALCOLM X SHABAZZ

Jason J. Little is an American actor from St. Louis, Mo. His drive has led him to act abroad in the Bermuda Islands and across domestic cities like Atlanta, Chicago, and the surrounding Saint Louis area. In 2016 he appeared in the feature film “Four Way Stop'' showcased at the Pan-African film festival in Los Angeles. His television appearances include NETFLIX “Stranger Things” season two episode 2, and FOX “Empire.” Little’s diverse acting range is highlighted through his theatrical performances in international plays, Shakespeare productions such as, “Love at the Rivers Edge” (2019), and portraying Sterling in the supporting role of August Wilson’s award-winning play “Two Trains Running” at The Black Repertory Theater company (2020).

WRITER, EXEC. PRODUCER, MAYA ANGELOU

Mia Bible is a neurodivergent Award-winning Actor, Writer, and Video Editor from the American Midwest. Her curiosity for acting was reignited in 2011 when she made her theatrical debut in the stageplay "ZELLA," playing the role of Ella Mae. Her stage career continued with productions such as “The T.D. McNeal Story, Real Life: a hiphopera” and co-starred in “Celebrating the Power of Dreams: The Annie Malone Story” as young woman Annie. Mia’s on-screen credits include award-winning films, ‘Unresolved,’ ‘Honorable,’ and ‘Back To One?’ and the Telly award-winning commercial ‘Extreme Green Checking’ by Dieterich Bank. When she's not performing, she’s chasing the next adrenaline rush and spending time with her family. Her ultimate dream is to become a household name in acting and develop a co-living community for actors of color in her hometown.

HERBERT MUHAMMAD

Jaz Tucker's first acting role was at the age of thirteen. Knowing this was his calling, his mother made him audition and that's when he knew he'd want to do this for the rest of his life. Since that fateful day Jaz has participated in several productions both in front of and behind the scenes. Having studied improvisational, stage, and film styles, Jaz has a deep love for the craft of acting and has made his life's work the telling of stories.