As a new evolution in the  movie industry emerges, one of the people breaking down barriers and  leading the way is Angela White, a film producer and member of the  Producer’s Guild of America, who specializes in creating compelling  commercial stories with a distinct multi-cultural perspective. Angela  White is the founder of Silver Lining Entertainment, LLC, a family owned  Multimedia Entertainment Company based in Los Angeles, California.

Charismatic television actor and Hollywood’s next  leading man Ben Patterson, best known for his pivotal and culturally  important roles as the trans-gendered brother of ‘Dr. Ben Warren’ on  ABC's massively popular "Grey's Anatomy" and the groundbreaking drama  series “Noah’s Arc,” is set to return to television this summer on OWN’s  “Greenleaf,” alongside executive producer Oprah Winfrey, who also stars  on the show. Set in Memphis, “Greenleaf” follows the unscrupulous world  of the Greenleaf family with scandalous secrets and lies, and their  powerful megachurch with predominantly African-American church members.  The series is headed by Keith David as Bishop James Greenleaf, and Lynn  Whitfield as his wife and matriarch of the family, Lady Mae Greenleaf.  Merle Dandridge plays series' protagonist, Grace Greenleaf, their  estranged daughter who has returned home after 20 years following the  mysterious death of her sister, Faith. Oprah stars as Mavis McCready,  Lady Mae's sister and a close confidant of Grace who is also a blues  club owner.

Brély Evans is a beautiful multi-talented native from Oakland,  California.  She is an Actress, Vocalist, Comedienne, and Voice Over  Talent.  Whether Brély is making you cry in a drama, laugh in a comedy,  or challenging you intellectually through her thought provoking  discussions as a talk show host and radio personality she finds time to  Key Note speak and serve as ambassador for several national brands.

Avery Mason was born on December 20th in Brooklyn, New York. He is the  youngest of three children. After graduating from high school, Avery  enrolled at University at Albany (SUNY), intent on a career in  journalism. However, he caught the acting bug and began chasing his  dream, seeking work as an actor. His first paid acting role was in an  independent short film called "Dana" in Brooklyn, NY. He played the part  of 'Mike' a blue collar mechanic. Afterwards he began to pursue screen  roles in earnest. With his acting versatility and powerful presence, he  had no difficulty finding work in television productions.

He made  his first TV appearance in The Good Wife (2015) with Julianna  Margulies. He continued his work on television and was chosen for the  role of Black Grimace in Starz's hit series Power (2016).

Avery  continued to work on his young acting career and also co-starred in such  productions as The Breaks (2016), Gotham (2018), The Last OG (2017) and  The Punisher (2018). He continues to define his onscreen persona as a  tough, no-nonsense man.

In 2013 Avery began performing stand up  comedy at Caroline's on Broadway, he did so well, he continued  performing all over NYC; including performances at New York Comedy Club,  The Comic Strip Live, and Broadway Comedy Club. He still performs to  this day.

He lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife, and their child.

D'KIA ANDERSON can be seen in Lethal Weapon (FOX) and Nashville (CMT).  She can also be seen in the Season 3 of Bosch (Amazon). Other TV credits  include The Thundermans (Nickelodeon) and Happy Endings (ABC). D'KIA  has also starred in a dozen national and international commercials. She  can currently be seen in a Home Depot national commercial and in an  upcoming national commercial for Consentyx.

Throughout her time  in Los Angeles, D'KIA has studied with some of the best acting coaches  from Amy Lyndon, Brian Reise to Margie Haber. Her eagerness to learn  from the best will never cease.

D'KIA is currently starring in an  independent feature film, TURNT and a web series, Off The Track  (Artistic Standard TV). She has also had leading and supporting roles in  several other independent projects. D'KIA tried her hand in filmmaking,  completing a short film, Passing Period, which was accepted into The  Cannes International Film Festival 2015. D'KIA had the opportunity to  attend the festival in Cannes, France, where she was able to network and  meet with other like-minded actors/filmmakers. This experience  heightened her perspective on hard work and determination