Board Members

Chairman Of The Board

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Biography

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• Wes Clark is one half of the Clark Brothers director team. The Clark Brothers have rapidly been making a name for themselves as one of the new genius sibling director teams in the independent film arena.
  
  With over 20 years of professional experience in film, video, photography, and broadcasting, Wes combines his extensive background with over 5 years of experience in film and multimedia education as a Teacher's Assistant. He is skilled in curriculum development with a comprehensive background in television, radio broadcasting, screenwriting, video journalism, and photography. Proficient in social media management and Adobe Creative Cloud, Wes is dedicated to fostering inclusive learning environments to enhance student success.
  
  Wes's journey began in 1997 when he trained and graduated from the Lewis A. Wilson School of Technology in Dix Hills, NY, specializing in television and video production. He later worked as a teacher's assistant in the same program, mentoring and guiding young talents.
  
  In 2004, Wes wrote and produced his first short film, "Rebel," which won the grand jury award at the New York Film and Video Festival. This success led him to his first feature film project, "The Trade-Off," in 2006, where he served as co-writer, casting director, and director. The film, adapted from the novel "Open House," received the audience choice award at the Long Island International Film Expo and launched the careers of actors like Robert Christopher Riley and Rayan Lawrence.
  
  From 2007 to 2011, Wes co-created and operated Blok-TV, an online media entertainment news show, interviewing numerous celebrities and covering prestigious events such as the MTV Video Awards, The Academy Awards, The Sports Emmy Awards, and Super Bowls XLI and XLIV.
  
  Wes directed a short film based on his own comic book series, "7 To Seven," which screened at multiple festivals and is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. In 2018, he collaborated with acclaimed author Kiki Swinson to adapt her novel, "Playing Dirty," into a web series pilot that won awards for Best Web Series in 2018 and 2019.
  
  His projects "Groupie: The Blueprint of a Self Made Millionaire," "The Candy Shop," "Playing Dirty," and "7 To Seven" are all streaming on platforms including Tubi, Amazon Prime, and others.
  
  A graduate of Full Sail University with a bachelor's degree in Media Communications and a Master's degree in creative writing, Wes specializes in storytelling, including screenwriting, story crafting, producing, directing, and editing all visual media styles. With a dedication to pushing creative boundaries and exploring innovative techniques, Wes Clark is committed to creating impactful narratives and is excited to bring his expertise and passion to future projects.
  - IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Chairman Of The Board

Chairman Of The Board

Daytime Emmy Judge /USC TRIO Program/Sony Music China/Sony Music Asia.Music Producer/Music Supervisor/A&R/TV Producer/Artist Development

Emerson Rogers Board Member of International Dynasty Group and nephew of Smokey and Claudette Robinson.

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• Crescendo is a veteran actor, choreographer, dancer, editor and producer whose numerous credits span film, television, stage and video. Crescendo maintains a constant presence in the world of dance, especially street dancing, embodying an understanding of the street dance culture that cannot be matched. As a producer for numerous video and live entertainment events, Crescendo has an inside track to the latest trends in fashion and nightlife entertainment.
  
  He was the first to capitalize on the exploding popularity of televised street dance competitions as the producer and director of the American Street Dance Championship, which aired on Fox Sports Net in 2001. Later, he also produced and directed the Los Angeles Urban Dance Festival, The Hip-Hop Dance Awards. As a producer, Crescendo has worked with some of the most respected names in entertainment such as executive producers, Kevin Bright (Friends), Chris Bearde (Sherman Oaks), writers Mark Warren & Dennis Rinsler, director Carl Franklin (Devil in a Blue Dress) and television director Paul Miller. A dancer/choreographer renowned in his field, Crescendo has worked with recording artists such as Lionel Richie, Paula Abdul, Jade, The Pointer Sisters, Gladys Knight, Natalie Cole, Diana Ross, and many others.
  
  An accomplished actor, Crescendo's film credits include "Sinbad & The War of The Furies", "Maul Dogs", The Rock Presents: "Ascendance", "Naked Gun 33 1/3", with Leslie Nielsen, "I'll Do Anything", with Nick Nolte and "Cell Block Four", with Chris Rock. Crescendo did double duty as an actor and choreographer for Robert Townsend's film "The Five Heartbeats" and "Earth Girls Are Easy" with Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis, Jim Carrey and Damon Wayans. In the latter film, Crescendo received rave reviews for the hot dance battle scene he co-directed, choreographed and performed with Wayans. Crescendo left his signature hoofer-prints on several television shows as well. He was featured with James Gandolfini (The Sopranos) in the pilot episode of "Gun". He received praise for his comedic choreography of HBO's "Harry Shearer: The Magic Of Live" and "Shredding Party," a music video spoof of the Oliver North trial. Other TV appearances include "In Living Color", "The George Burns Special", "The New Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour", "The Diana Ross Special" and many more.
  
  Crescendo gained national exposure as a Grand Finalist on "Star Search '85" as half of the popular dance team, "Crescendo & Diamond", which some have said could rival the legendary dance team "The Nicholas Brothers." Spotted by variety show producer Chris Bearde, Crescendo was hired to star in and choreograph the TV series, "FTV", a parody of MTV. Bearde was so impressed with his young star's abilities, he allowed Crescendo to write and direct several sketches for the show, which ran for two and a half years. Crescendo also choreographed and appeared in numerous television commercials including Chrysler, Shell Oil, Taco Bell, Diet Coke, McDonald's, Pepsi and Seagram's Wine Coolers, in which he was paired with Bruce Willis.
  
  In 1999, Crescendo formed Wardance Entertainment; a multi-media entertainment production company specializing in live, video and post production. Crescendo's passion for dance and education is what drove him to establish the Dance For Education Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting education for America's youth through music and dance. "It's important that we all do our share and give back, especially if you're in the position to do so" says Crescendo.
  - IMDb mini biography by: Crescendo Ward