Roshaun Akeem Page

Roshaun Akeem Page was born and raised in Pontiac, Michigan. He discovered his love for the arts, particularly filmmaking, in 2003, and as a result he started taking theater classes at Oakland Community College. Page also studied a variety of acting methods at the Actors Workshop in Royal Oak, including the Meisner Technique. In 2012, Roshaun established It's a R.A.P. Production. He has written, directed, and produced several short films, a feature film, and a TV series through his production company. His debut short film, "Choices," which was shown on Comcast channel 16 that year, earned a best screenplay at the Detroit Film Coalition. His short film "Brenda," which was based on the well-known Tupac Shakur song, was well received. It has more than 100,000 views on YouTube. Roshaun had the opportunity to talk about the origins and sources of inspiration for his work in 2015 when he appeared as a featured guest on the Detroit Public Television program Metro Arts Detroit. Metro Arts also aired various clips of his work. His debut feature film, "Disruption," was also written, directed, edited, and executive produced by him. The film gained over 800,000 impressions in its first three months on the streaming service Tubi, and the movie was among one of the top films of Black cinema on the service in 2020. The movie's return on investment is above 500%. You can watch or buy Disruption on Google Play, Amazon Prime, Roku, YouTube Movies, and Tubi. In the spring of 2023, his SAG series "Trail of Dark Matter" is scheduled to debut.