Chris is a multi-faceted artist, having credits and experience in acting, screenwriting, and directing. Most recently, he has been brought on to shoot multiple episodes of the family comedy, 'Being Alex'. Chris has won awards for the work he has done as the director of the two fantasy short films, Cassandra's Castle (2016), and Ian's Realm (2018). His most notable acting credits are his co-star appearances in the hit television show, Chicago PD and the musical drama 'Empire'.

 

As a filmmaker, Chris is compelled by thoughtful and meaningful stories audiences can relate to. He firmly believes in the transformative power of film- as a social, political, emotional, and humanistic force. Above all, he is committed to diversity in all aspects of entertainment. Whether that be on screen, behind the camera, or in the boardroom - He believes everyone deserves an opportunity at success.

Gichi Gamba is an actor, producer, and is on the team as a development producer for Liberium Studios. His vast experience in front of the camera allowed him to establish many relationships with people behind the camera, which gained him a skillset of connecting the dots needed for our slate of projects being developed.

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Recent credits include new movie releases, The Estate, The Hit, and Paradise. You can see him acting alongside Selma Hayek and Owen Wilson in Netflix’s film Bliss or as Zack in the super viral Power Ranger short, starring opposite Katie Sackoff, James Van Der Beek, and Will Yun Lee. Recent recurring roles you can see Gichi on four seasons of ALLBLK’s Emmy nominated show A HOUSE DIVIDED and Jerry Bruckheimer’s L.A.‘s Finest.

 

Kwame Patterson is an actor, producer and the star of season 2 of OWN’s award-nominated series “David Makes Man.” Created by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Tarell Alvin McCraney (“Moonlight”) and Produced by Michael B. Jordan’s Outlier Society Productions. In film, Kwame was most recently seen opposite Kristen Wiig, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Jamie Dornan in Lionsgate’s comedy “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar”. He also appeared opposite Scott Eastwood and Orlando Bloom in Screen Media Films’ war drama “The Outpost.”

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Kwame got his start by falling into a one-day gig working on HBO’s “The Wire,” which was set in Baltimore - his hometown. Producers loved him so much, they called him back to be a regular character that appeared in 17 episodes across seasons four and five.

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Additional credits for Kwame include: recurring roles on the award-winning series “Ray Donovan” (Showtime) and “American Crime Story” (FX), Sony Crackle’s “The Oath,” TNT’s “Dark Blue,” ABC’s “Castle,” FOX’s “Lethal Weapon,”Amazon’s “Bosch,” and FX’s “Snowfall.”