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EPISODE · May 12, 2019 · 59 MIN

Jamall Rashaud Mcmillan- Talks Building His Own Production Company, Challenges Of Independent Filmmaking & Creating Faith Based Films

from The Actors Lounge · host Melanie Victor

Jamall Rashaud McMillan was born on January 5th. Since the age of two he has been a fine artist and writer. Passionate for the arts, his parents placed him in top schools for art and design and pushed him to follow his dreams. At the age of five he developed aspirations to build an arts based corporation that would revolutionize the world. He first developed a passion for acting after watching Ben Affleck's performance in Pearl Harbor and since has studied and worked to become a successful actor in his own right. In his freshman year of college he started studying acting seriously and during the six years in undergrad he achieved a BFA in Drawing and Painting and a dual minor in Theatre and Religious studies from Georgia State University. Upon graduation he started working as a background artist in many productions and has since grown to land principle roles on various shows and films. In 2015 he gathered a team of individuals to create what is known as EnVz Productions, the film/television division of his arts based corporation McMillan Smith Visual Enterprises LLC (MSVE). Since then he has produced two films: 1) Back to One: First Position (shot completely on iPhone) and 2) Sustained. Both films release 2017. In addition to pursuing the life of a filmmaker he is an accomplished fine artist, winning numerous awards, and an author. He is in development of two tv shows, and 4 four feature films.

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