a visual poem on self liberation.

role: writer, creative director, & performer. year: 2020 production: meteor park. director: Kiayla Ryann

National commercial

role: on screen and voice performer. year: 2019. agency: saatchi & saatchi. director: Pamela Thomas

Regional Commercial

role: onscreen performer. year 2017

Amazon Prime Original Series

role: guest star. year 2019

a gathering of black femme artists repurposing vacant lots as sites for care.

role: builder and contributing poet. year: spring 2021. production: in care of Black women exhibit

what they made

they were missing something

something so important

something longed for

something solid

steady

they were missing something

and not somebody as someone said

a sound

a song

a silence

space

they were missing something

and wasn't a somebody

wasn't nobody

not even a spirit

space

sanctuary

a supplement

subsidiary site

an outer place

for rage

for pain

for joy to fall

Or fill or heal rough earth

Soften under spring rain

space

they were missing

so she found a plank

she found a nail

she a hammer

she an apology

an “i've not done this before”

they found a laugh

In the gathering of sister hands

a rolling rumble of rescue wood

a roaring jigsaw siren

a reclamation

a respite

a refuge

a rewire

restoration

rest

they were missing something

something so important

something longed for

the rest

is what they made

space

in care of black women

(poem for in care of black women by Kiayla Ryann)

National commercial

role: on screen performer. year: 2018. production: mills-james inc. director: Branko Pfeiffer & Craig Swensen

Regional Commercial

role: performer year: 2017

sustainable and community conscious beauty brand.

role: brand partner. year: 2020

National Commercial

role:performer. year: 2018.

Make-Believe Association 2019 productions of “Bruh Rabbit” by Nate Marshall and “What use are Flowers” by Lorraine Hansberry

role: voice actor. year: 2019

A humorous and challenging play by Young Jean Lee exploring the stereotypes of Black Americans in entertainment, media, and culture at large.

role: Thomasina. year: 2018. Red Tape Theatre. director: Wardell Julius Clark Jr.

a play in poetry, monologues, and song. “Mother of the Dark Water” is a celebration of the magic of black women.

role: YaYa. year: 2018

Comedy Central Series

Streaming on HBO Max

Season 2, Episode 5: Life of An Ottoman