Georgia Gwynne Gruber

Georgia grew up in the Welsh coastal town of Penarth where she spent her weekends writing and filming twisted movies, before obtaining a BA/MA in Law from Oxford University at age 20. After an unforeseen and life changing experience propelled her to explore the world, Georgia became a freelance globe trotting journalist, and a producer for the Travel Channel's hit show 'Earthwalkers'. She spent a decade living and working between South and Central America, India, Africa, Nepal, Tibet and Asia, shooting and writing, before joining rock punk band 'Weapons' as their front female singer/rapper in 2003. Weapons got notoriety at SXSW in 2004, and "G-Force" spent the following years producing a critically acclaimed debut record that included four singles with multiple radio plays in the UK and US, eventually bringing her to Los Angeles. Screenwriting/producing being her primary passion, Georgia left the UK and later started production outfit Darklight Entertainment with her husband writer/director J.Mackye Gruber. Georgia is also director of Snowdonia Studios and a global ambassador for Round Table Global.