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Future Icons Podcast hosted by Nathan J. Lee featuring Nia Renee
While Hollywood hits pause, Nia Renee hits record. The USC-trained actress, filmmaker, and producer launched The Nia Renee Network, a self-made, digital platform for bold, unscripted content including her original series “Meet Me at the Club” streaming now on YouTube.
Nia Renee is a USC-trained actress, filmmaker, and producer. Her acting credits include the BET+ original movie “Dutch II: Angel’s Revenge,” the TV series Buzz Kill, and the short film Vivere. She hosts Meet Me at the Club,” her self-produced original series on The Nia Renee Network. Nia and husband, actor David Lami Friebe collaborate on many projects, including “Son of Oakland,” an award-winning short film honoring their late friend Victor McElhaney.
Nathan J. Lee is a journalist and storyteller whose work at the Los Angeles Sentinel spans arts, culture, entertainment, sports, and community-driven stories. His articles spotlight emerging talent, historical milestones, and impactful events shaping Los Angeles. From in-depth interviews with rising artists to coverage of cultural celebrations and social issues, Lee’s writing captures the pulse of the city with authenticity and insight.
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Nia Renee, The Nia Renee Network, Meet Me at the Club, David Lami Friebe, USC, Arlette Muli, Pop the Balloon, Son of Oakland, Victor McElhaney, Leimert Park, Hollywood strikes, reality television, unscripted TV, actress, filmmaker, producer, Black creatives, women in film, Oakland, Bay Area, independent creators, career pivot, storytelling, digital platforms, creative rebirth, network launch, pandemic burnout, young Black talent, industry disruption, DIY filmmaking, Black Los Angeles, artistic expression, lateral networking
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#NiaRenee #TheNiaReneeNetwork #MeetMeAtTheClub #DavidLamiFriebe #USCAlumni #BlackCreatives #WomenInFilm #RealityTV #UnscriptedContent #IndependentFilmmaker #SonOfOakland #VictorMcElhaney #LeimertPark #HollywoodRebels #OaklandPride #CreateYourOwnSpace #CareerComeback #DigitalPlatform #BlackExcellence #ArtAsHealing #BurnoutToBreakthrough #YoungHollywood #IndustryDisruptor #entertainmenticon
By Nathan J. LeeFuture Icons Podcast hosted by Nathan J. Lee featuring Nia Renee
While Hollywood hits pause, Nia Renee hits record. The USC-trained actress, filmmaker, and producer launched The Nia Renee Network, a self-made, digital platform for bold, unscripted content including her original series “Meet Me at the Club” streaming now on YouTube.
Nia Renee is a USC-trained actress, filmmaker, and producer. Her acting credits include the BET+ original movie “Dutch II: Angel’s Revenge,” the TV series Buzz Kill, and the short film Vivere. She hosts Meet Me at the Club,” her self-produced original series on The Nia Renee Network. Nia and husband, actor David Lami Friebe collaborate on many projects, including “Son of Oakland,” an award-winning short film honoring their late friend Victor McElhaney.
Nathan J. Lee is a journalist and storyteller whose work at the Los Angeles Sentinel spans arts, culture, entertainment, sports, and community-driven stories. His articles spotlight emerging talent, historical milestones, and impactful events shaping Los Angeles. From in-depth interviews with rising artists to coverage of cultural celebrations and social issues, Lee’s writing captures the pulse of the city with authenticity and insight.
Tags:
Nia Renee, The Nia Renee Network, Meet Me at the Club, David Lami Friebe, USC, Arlette Muli, Pop the Balloon, Son of Oakland, Victor McElhaney, Leimert Park, Hollywood strikes, reality television, unscripted TV, actress, filmmaker, producer, Black creatives, women in film, Oakland, Bay Area, independent creators, career pivot, storytelling, digital platforms, creative rebirth, network launch, pandemic burnout, young Black talent, industry disruption, DIY filmmaking, Black Los Angeles, artistic expression, lateral networking
Hashtags:
#NiaRenee #TheNiaReneeNetwork #MeetMeAtTheClub #DavidLamiFriebe #USCAlumni #BlackCreatives #WomenInFilm #RealityTV #UnscriptedContent #IndependentFilmmaker #SonOfOakland #VictorMcElhaney #LeimertPark #HollywoodRebels #OaklandPride #CreateYourOwnSpace #CareerComeback #DigitalPlatform #BlackExcellence #ArtAsHealing #BurnoutToBreakthrough #YoungHollywood #IndustryDisruptor #entertainmenticon