17Prince George's Arts and Humanities Council https://www.pgahc.orginfo@pgahc.org(301) 772-8943
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Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
United States
Leslie Olabisi is an engaging narrator and the relatable, conversational voice you are looking for in your commercials. Using her training as an actor, she makes adjustments quickly and her throaty yet clear vocal quality is a unique tone that stands apart from any other female voice.
She is a SOVAS Voice Arts Award winner for Outstanding Radio Promo and the documentary she narrated, Unmarked, was nominated for a Capital Emmy.
Leslie studied at The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in NYC, Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory and was a student of the late great, Wynn Handman.
Krystiana Bonheur works as a freelance teaching artist for nonprofit organizations such as Project Create DC and The Space in Greenbelt, MD. Krystiana studied as a Arts and Humanities major and transitioned to Education in 2007. Bringing nine years of experience working with student with emotional and academic disabilities, Krystiana enjoys working with youth to create a positive learning environment that incorporates literacy and different elements of abstract art.
Greta Chapin McGill, grew up to the African American music of Motown and Miles Davis. A Washington DC native, her memories of going to classical music concerts at the Constitution Hall with her father are among her fondest memories. She discovered color when, at the age of 10 her parents sent her to Saturday morning art classes. Here her life was transformed. …The smell of the oils was intoxicating to me…
Originally from Wisconsin, Schyler is happy to call Maryland home. His favorite places to photograph are the urban scenes of Washington, DC and other metropolitan areas. A hiking enthusiast, he also enjoys photographing wildlife and landscapes.
I am LaShonda C. Henderson, a writer, poet, painter, and ethical technologist whose creative and technological endeavors explore the social implications of love on both micro and macro levels. Through poetry, novels, workshop journals, and daily reflections shared on social media, I delve into how love shapes our society and individual experiences.
I chose this form of art because it breaks a person down, down to detail, and builds them back up to something more beautiful than before.
Ceylon Narvelle Mitchell II is a professional flutist, arts entrepreneur, educator, and arts advocate in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area. Originally from Anchorage, Alaska and a graduate of East Anchorage High School, he earned a Master of Music Education degree from Boston University and a Master of Music Performance degree from the University of Maryland, in addition to a Graduate Certificate in Multimedia Journalism. Ceylon will continue his education in the Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) flute program at the University of Maryland in Fall 2019.