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- Directing
WriterBoy
WriterBoy, born Brandon George Washington is an American Author, and Director. Writer published his first book entitled "Dust In The Water" at only 17 years old. With that amazing accomplishment under his belt, the young prodigy took off launching his film production Company titled WriterBoyFilms®. Creating his first short film called "I Am Like Tiffany" about women's abuse it was then WriterBoy knew who he wanted to be in life. After getting a wide response of women and men telling him that he is their voice, to keep doing what he was doing, that he help change their life WriterBoy knew that he didn't just want to be another Writer & DIrector he wanted to be that Writer & DIrector that keep people on the edges of their seats, make them laugh, make them cry, but at the end of the day they leave with a message. - He wanted to change lives. By 19 he had created his first feature-length film entitled "Adapt" about teenage bullying after his interview premiered on FOX5 "Adapt" premiered in theaters and did not just sell out it oversold. With all eyes on him and gaining one of the biggest deals of a lifetime with a Production Company Partnered by Lionsgate WriterBoy found himself sitting at the big boy table with older men, being the youngest Director in the room. WriterBoy in his 20's has accomplished a fleet within his years; Writing, Directing & Producing Commercials for Entertainment Companies and Corporations such as Netflix & Burger King. Writing & Directing Music Videos, Distributed to platforms such as Vevo & VH1, and now launching his own Social Media Management firm WriterBoy stands in his future as he leads the next generation being stapled as a Mogul among Millenials. Inspired by Directors such as Tyler Perry, Spike Lee, Lee Daniels, and many more WriterBoy is now Known for his motivational speaking, accomplishments on film, and the talent that he has created; WriterBoy sets the tone for Millennials, changes lives, and prepares to fight, inspire, all while he changes the world.
