Denim Richards has been performing for over two decades with over 40+ credits spanning from Theater to Television and film. He can currently be seen starring in the role of ‘Colby Mayfield’ opposite Kevin Costner in the hit Paramount Network series “Yellowstone,” for the past five seasons. Which is cable’s #1 show in America, and is poised to be the #1 in the world by 2024!

Denim is also currently playing the role of ‘Elijah” on the hit Freeform show, “Good Trouble”. Additionally, Denim has starred as ‘Jack Brown’ in the feature film, “The Chickasaw Rancher,” which tells the remarkable story inspired by the life of renowned Chickasaw cattleman Montford T. Johnson which is currently out on NETFLIX, as well as, having his two new movies “County Line” that he stars in alongside Hollywood legend Tom Wopat (Dukes of Hazard) out now on Amazon prime.

Denim is not limited to acting as he is also a writer, producer and director with the 2021 short film “The Zoo” that chronicles the heroic story of Africans in the Holocaust and their unyielding will to never surrender, which was accepted into the “Pan African Film Festival” an Oscar qualifier.

Mandlankayise Walter Dube, director, executive producer, co-screenwriter is a writer and award-winning South African cinematographer. His diverse work includes documentaries, shorts, theatre and feature films.

Mandla’s work in feature films includes Tsotsi, The Italian Job, Strike Back, Angel Heart, and Umtunzi we Ntaba. His 2017 feature film, Kalushi won Best Film of South Africa.

And Best Original Song at the RapidLion Film Festival, and also won the Chairman’s Award at the Zanzibar International Film Festival. Thabo Rametsi won Best Actor at the BRICS Film Festival.

As a co-founder and director of Opulent Entertainment Group, Dr. Brett Lyndall Singh has revolutionized Africa’s entertainment value chain. He made history as the first medical doctor to grace the cover of Forbes Africa Magazine and was recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2022. His entrepreneurial prowess as CEO of AOM Group has injected over R150M into the South African economy, solidifying his status as an award-winning entrepreneur.

His role as a Brand South Africa Play Your Part Ambassador underscores his commitment to showcasing African excellence globally. Additionally, his influence extends to China’s Informal Talks TV Show, where he serves as a panelist, attracting over 120 million views per episode on BiliBili.

Mr. L. Mychal Jefferson, an experienced executive with a proven track record in private family office and private banking sectors, brings his expertise to the Africa entertainment value chain as a director at Opulent Entertainment Group.

With a focus on business planning, investor relations, entrepreneurship, private capital, and venture capital, Mr. Jefferson is committed to driving growth and innovation in the industry. As part of Opulent Entertainment Group, he is dedicated to investing in category-defining companies and projects, providing long-term, flexible capital to seize impactful opportunities.

Leveraging extensive relationships with other family offices ,and investment firms in the US, Mr. Jefferson combines institutional infrastructure with core values of flexibility, creativity, and execution to support the growth of Africa’s entertainment landscape.

Ryan Gibson is an American writer, producer with credits that include Lionsgate’s comedy, “FRANKENHOOD” and the CBS hit “CRIMINAL MINDS”. Ryan founded Script Therapy Inc., working with hundreds of new and emerging writers to tell their stories and find their voices.

Ryan has traveled to Africa to teach screenwriting and producing to over 2000 eager students over 12 years. During this time, Ryan became the Head Screenwriting Instructor to foster, disadvantaged and at risk youth for the nonprofit, Kids In The Spotlight (K.I.T.S), and later took over the position of Program Director.

Ryan next wrote the historical feature “THE FORGOTTEN ONES” and wrote on the BET drama series, “TRAP QUEENS”. This led to writing and producing the project for Denim Richards’ awarding winning short film, “THE ZOO”. Ryan then moved to Botswana, to work with Denim Richards, helping to develop the company’s brand, writing, producing, and directing styles, while cultivating stories and ideas for future productions.