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Season 1 Writers' Room
Ingeborg is a WGA member, She oversees the operations of I.C.E. Dreamed Films and The Founder of ACEX Foundation. Ingeborg enjoys writing sports dramas, comedy and action genres.
INGEBORG
Courtney is a graduate of Chapman University, a skilled writer whose hoping to bring her creative talents and ideas to her next role as a Staff Writer. Courtney's favorite genre to explore is Comedy.
COURTNEY
Ralondo is a graduate of Dominican University with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology/Criminology. He is a songwriter and producer in the music industry. Ralondo enjoys comedy and action genres.
RALONDO
Shanequa is a graduate of Virginia State University with a Bachelor of Science degree focused in Psychology with a minor in Sociology. A Dallas native and a member of Delta Sigma Theta. Shanequa favorite genre to write is drama and sci-fi.
SHANEQUA
DIAMYN
Diamyn is a student at California State University of Northridge, currently studying Business Law. She holds an Associates Degree from College of the Canyons in Business Administration. Diamyn is based in Los Angeles and enjoys Action, Sports and Science Fiction genres.
DANA
Dana is a student at Rider University, a performing art major, acting and filmmaking. Dana enjoys Action, Sports and Science Fiction genres.
During the strike, The Art of Cinema Excellence continues to educate and train for the workforce in television writing. Our focus is to provide experiential learning to underrepresented voices in hopes that they can garner representation with their work, be staffed on shows, and join the WGA. As of right now, those avenues are on hold until a fair deal is reached. We will not share project developments or exercises with struck production companies or studios until permissible to do so. We look forward to a successful and speedy resolution to an important and necessary process of negotiations.
+ GAINED EXPERIENCE
The Art of Cinema Excellence Foundation's Writers' Room Initiative mission is to help facilitate the endeavors of aspiring writers' in television writing. It's a 15-week program where five writers are selected to join a writer's room for a television show. All produced shows are with WGA signatory companies and will premiere on the Network and its distribution partner's media platforms.
