Meet CeeJay, an African American female screenwriter and producer, who’s set to produce feature film "The House on Balboa Street", she is poised to make a striking impact in the world of horror cinema. With a deep-rooted passion for storytelling and an unyielding dedication to her craft, CeeJay represents the fresh, diverse voices emerging in the film industry today.

CeeJay's journey into filmmaking is driven by more than just a love for the arts; it's fueled by a belief in the power of stories to connect, challenge, and transform. This belief is encapsulated in her favorite quote, "You are your biggest cheerleader, be gentle with yourself," a mantra that has guided her through the creative process and in her commitment to bringing unique narratives to the screen.

Beyond her professional endeavors, CeeJay is the epitome of a down-to-earth personality. Her interests are as diverse as her talents – a lover of music, she finds rhythm and inspiration in melodies that resonate with the human experience. Traveling forms an integral part of her life, not just as a leisure activity but as a source of creative inspiration, allowing her to immerse herself in different cultures and perspectives.

At the heart of everything she does is her family. CeeJay is deeply family-oriented, believing that the support and love of family are foundational to personal and professional success. This connection to her roots and loved ones keeps her grounded and enriches her storytelling, adding depth and authenticity to her work.

As CeeJay embarks on the thrilling journey of bringing "The House on Balboa Street" to life, she invites audiences and collaborators alike to join her in exploring the depths of horror and the heights of imagination. Her journey is more than a career; it's a testament to the power of perseverance, creativity, and the enduring strength of one's own spirit.