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Executive Producer: Keith Wallace
Keith Wallace, Executive Producer of KLean Slate Pictures, is an actor, writer and independent filmmaker. Trained as a professional actor, he has studied at Morehouse College and with the British American Drama Academy in London, England. He seeks to use his gift of artistic vision and his passion for service as a catalyst to build up and reaffirm the African-American community. Because of this sense of responsibility and obligation to his community, all of his works focus to accurately depict the African-American experience, giving a voice and light to those untold stories and underserved individuals. Having an understanding of and an appreciation for the craft of acting, and the power that it possesses has lead Keith to create an aesthetic that is uniquely his own. He believes that his work, and all of art, should inspire people to change, provoke them to think, and challenge to action. He lives by the motto:
“Acting is my passion, writing is my escape, directing is calling.
iThink to create,
iCreate to inspire,
iInspire to survive.”
Executive Producer: Lara R. Gregg
Lara R. Gregg is a Graduate of Spelman College, with a B.A. in Theatre. She is a talented writer, performer, and director, with an affinity for arts in education. Upon graduation, it has been her quest to pursue her love for film. Her persistence, drive, and steadfast spirit have granted her the opportunities for her light to shine, brilliantly, at two major, A-List production companies. Her theatrical performance training hails from Spelman College, The British American Drama Academy, and CAPA High School. Lara feels charged to do nothing more with her gift in the arts, than to combat the societal stereotypes of the African American community in an attempt to seek positive progression, and foster a sense of pride in our heritage. Her goal is to show the world that we are a strong, intellectually thinking, and purposeful people.
"Every thought deserves action, and every spoken word, thought."
All to Him we owe.
“Where there is no vision, the people perish.”
It's not a movie, it's a movement.