THE executive TEAM
KELLIE C. TURNER, Playwright and Composer
Kellie Turner is Co-Founder/CEO of Denman Turner Entertainment Group, Inc. (DTEG). Kellie brings more than 25 years of experience in all aspects of entertainment including theatre, music, film and television.
As an actress and singer, Kellie has performed in more than 30 stage productions including George Faison’s production of "The Wiz" with Stephanie Mills and Andre DeShields; Harold Prince’s Broadway, and touring, productions of "Show Boat" with Cloris Leachman and John McMartin. Kellie’s television credits include guest appearances on "The Cosby Show" and "The Sopranos". She also played a supporting role in Spike Lee’s “New Jersey Drive”.
Kellie has produced several stage plays including productions of Regina Taylor’s "Crowns" and "Sassy", a portrayal of the life of jazz icon Sarah Vaughan. She also wrote and produced "Jimmy Earl’s Defense", "Son Of A Preacher Man", and “Love, Honor, and Cherish". In her latest production, "Stormy", Kellie also serves as the lead lyricist and music composer.
Kellie has performed in more than 20 countries around the world including throughout Europe, Asia, and Australia. She has also composed and recorded more than 30 songs and served as Music Director for Hinton Battle’s "Love Lies", which was featured at New York Music Theatre Festival. Kellie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. She is currently pursuing a Masters of Divinity degree from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.
As an actress and singer, Kellie has performed in more than 30 stage productions including George Faison’s production of "The Wiz" with Stephanie Mills and Andre DeShields; Harold Prince’s Broadway, and touring, productions of "Show Boat" with Cloris Leachman and John McMartin. Kellie’s television credits include guest appearances on "The Cosby Show" and "The Sopranos". She also played a supporting role in Spike Lee’s “New Jersey Drive”.
Kellie has produced several stage plays including productions of Regina Taylor’s "Crowns" and "Sassy", a portrayal of the life of jazz icon Sarah Vaughan. She also wrote and produced "Jimmy Earl’s Defense", "Son Of A Preacher Man", and “Love, Honor, and Cherish". In her latest production, "Stormy", Kellie also serves as the lead lyricist and music composer.
Kellie has performed in more than 20 countries around the world including throughout Europe, Asia, and Australia. She has also composed and recorded more than 30 songs and served as Music Director for Hinton Battle’s "Love Lies", which was featured at New York Music Theatre Festival. Kellie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. She is currently pursuing a Masters of Divinity degree from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.
OSCAR TURNER, Executive Producer
Oscar is CEO & Founder of Gallery Road Productions, LLC , an independent film and television production company based in Atlanta, Georgia. The mission of Gallery is to produce compelling content for a modern, multicultural world. Most recently, Oscar served as Executive Producer of BELLE’S, a half-hour television sitcom series for TV ONE.
Prior to forming Gallery, Oscar served as the Chief Operating Officer of Tyler Perry Studios. During his tenure, the studio produced the feature films MEET THE BROWNS, THE FAMILY THAT PREYS, and MADEA GOES TO JAIL, along with multiple seasons of the hit television series HOUSE OF PAYNE and MEET THE BROWNS.
Prior to Tyler Perry Studios, Oscar began his career in entertainment as Vice President of Financial Planning for Paramount Pictures, where his responsibilities included the preparation of all motion picture estimates for the multi-billion dollar motion picture division. Oscar's oversight encompassed many of the company’s most successful releases including TITANIC, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, WHAT WOMEN WANT, SHAFT, RUNAWAY BRIDE, TALENTED MR. RIPLEY, and MISSION IMPOSSIBLE II. Oscar holds a BA in Economics from UCLA and an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School.
Prior to forming Gallery, Oscar served as the Chief Operating Officer of Tyler Perry Studios. During his tenure, the studio produced the feature films MEET THE BROWNS, THE FAMILY THAT PREYS, and MADEA GOES TO JAIL, along with multiple seasons of the hit television series HOUSE OF PAYNE and MEET THE BROWNS.
Prior to Tyler Perry Studios, Oscar began his career in entertainment as Vice President of Financial Planning for Paramount Pictures, where his responsibilities included the preparation of all motion picture estimates for the multi-billion dollar motion picture division. Oscar's oversight encompassed many of the company’s most successful releases including TITANIC, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, WHAT WOMEN WANT, SHAFT, RUNAWAY BRIDE, TALENTED MR. RIPLEY, and MISSION IMPOSSIBLE II. Oscar holds a BA in Economics from UCLA and an MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School.
DOMINIQUE DENMAN, Executive Producer and Lyricist
Dominique Denman is the Co-Founder/CEO of Denman Turner Entertainment Group, Inc. (DTEG). Dominique brings more than 30 years of experience as a producer and performer. Dominique has performed in more than 25 stage plays including performances in "Dreamgirls", "Pippin", "Guys and Dolls", "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope", and received rave reviews for her performance in "Ain't Misbehavin'”. In concert, Dominique has performed with the likes of Stevie Wonder, Stephanie Mills, Lalah Hathaway, Placido Domingo, and Mirella Freni.
She also performed with the Houston Grand Opera Chorus for more than a decade appearing in over 20 productions. She has performed throughout Europe, South America and Japan for the last 12 years.
As a producer, Dominique served as co-producer on the productions of Regina Taylor's "Crowns", "Son of a Preacher Man", "Jimmy Earl's Defense", and "Sassy". She produced international tours for The Harlem Messengers throughout Europe and Asia, and currently serves as a Music Director for a documentary film on the life and work of Rev. Dr. Crawford W. Kimble. Dominique is a writer of sacred choral music and serves as one of the lyricists for "STORMY". Her backstage production experience includes positions in production Finance and Payroll as well as Stage Management.
Dominique holds a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Music degree from Texas Southern University and is currently pursuing a Masters in Theology from Christian Bible Institute and Seminary.
She also performed with the Houston Grand Opera Chorus for more than a decade appearing in over 20 productions. She has performed throughout Europe, South America and Japan for the last 12 years.
As a producer, Dominique served as co-producer on the productions of Regina Taylor's "Crowns", "Son of a Preacher Man", "Jimmy Earl's Defense", and "Sassy". She produced international tours for The Harlem Messengers throughout Europe and Asia, and currently serves as a Music Director for a documentary film on the life and work of Rev. Dr. Crawford W. Kimble. Dominique is a writer of sacred choral music and serves as one of the lyricists for "STORMY". Her backstage production experience includes positions in production Finance and Payroll as well as Stage Management.
Dominique holds a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Music degree from Texas Southern University and is currently pursuing a Masters in Theology from Christian Bible Institute and Seminary.
Marcinho Savant, Executive Producer
Marcinho Savant is the CEO/Executive Producer of Iron Violet Productions™ and it's Iron Violet Stage™ unit. Marcinho brings nearly thirty years of experience as an actor, singer, playwright, and director of stage, film, and television productions.
Marcinho’s film credits include "Lean on Me" and "The Perils of PK". His stage performances include: Beadle Bamford in "Sweeney Todd", Little Moe in "Five Guys Named Moe" (NJ Premiere), The Fairy Godshark in "Flamingo Follies, and the Pacific Northwest tour of "Ain't Misbehavin'".
Marcinho’s directorial credits also include productions of "West Side Story", "Crosses to Bear", and "Godspell". He has also served as conductor and vocal coach of "A Chorus Line" and served as the founding Artistic Director of The Key West International Jazz Festival.
Marcinho is currently producing, or developing the feature film "Finding the Sweet Spot"; the documentary: "Kuchus United", and the stage play “Crosses to Bear”.
Marcinho’s education includes being a Diplomate of The Akademie Mozarteum (Salzburg) and training at: Salzburg College, Salzburger Musikschulwerke, Akademie Royal de Musique (Brussels), University of Miami School of Music (FL) , Westminster Choir College, Wesleyan University's: Center for Film Studies, Princeton University.
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Marcinho’s film credits include "Lean on Me" and "The Perils of PK". His stage performances include: Beadle Bamford in "Sweeney Todd", Little Moe in "Five Guys Named Moe" (NJ Premiere), The Fairy Godshark in "Flamingo Follies, and the Pacific Northwest tour of "Ain't Misbehavin'".
Marcinho’s directorial credits also include productions of "West Side Story", "Crosses to Bear", and "Godspell". He has also served as conductor and vocal coach of "A Chorus Line" and served as the founding Artistic Director of The Key West International Jazz Festival.
Marcinho is currently producing, or developing the feature film "Finding the Sweet Spot"; the documentary: "Kuchus United", and the stage play “Crosses to Bear”.
Marcinho’s education includes being a Diplomate of The Akademie Mozarteum (Salzburg) and training at: Salzburg College, Salzburger Musikschulwerke, Akademie Royal de Musique (Brussels), University of Miami School of Music (FL) , Westminster Choir College, Wesleyan University's: Center for Film Studies, Princeton University.
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