Alfred E. Rutherford
Jacinto Taras Riddick
Hisham Tawfiq
Justin Hurtt-Dunkley
Kevin Brown 
Crystal T. Williams
Jaleesa Capri 
Robert Lil Bob McCall 
Kymbali Craig
Kenneth Browning 
Lamar K. Cheston 
Xyan Richmond 
Dominic Dias
Tyson Oliver
Cherelle Morgan 
Ephraim Fettie Benton … Producer
Jackie Rowe … Producer
Dana Dane … Producer
Laura Coefiled … Producer
Kimberly C. Fields … Producer
Kevin Flynn … Producer
Joseph C. Grant Jr .… Executive Producer
Robert Nance … Co-Executive Producer
Cherryl Davis … Assistant Director
Mellicent Dyane … Casting
John Pyatt … Director of Photography
Yush Lionsyard … Sound
About the writer, producer, director
A native of Trinidad, Joseph C. Grant, Jr., grew up in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn, New York and is the youngest of 11 children. Creative and talented at a young age, he attended New York’s High School of Art & Design where he studied Art, Photography, and Media Production. After attending New York Technical College, for Marketing he would eventually return to his love of the Arts.
As a young man, Joseph was deeply influenced by the works of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas . Mesmerized by the creativity and captivating story telling of Star Wars, Jaws and Raiders of The Lost Ark, Joseph began his quest to create motion pictures. He would use his action figures as the actors and build storylines around them using his father’s Polaroid camera to make stop motion.
In 2004 he founded Ghetto Eyez Publishing and self published His first novel “To Live And Die In Bed-Stuy.” His Ghetto Eyez brand has also produced several film projects including “Honor Among Thieves” and the six-part cult classic “DA STUY.” Ghetto Eyez Publishing was the first community based, independent production company to premiere a film at Brooklyn’s Steiner Studios.
In 2007 Joseph founded the Arts To Literacy Initiative. Through his innovative Arts To Literacy programs, Joseph continues to teach filmmaking, self-publishing, as well as art, to at risk children of all ages throughout New York City and Miami
Over the years, Joseph has received considerable press and media attention for his Fine Arts and Community works. He has also been the recipient of numerous commissions and awards.
Currently Joseph serves as the Ambassador Of Arts and Culture for Bed-Stuy and Northern Crown Heights in Brooklyn. In addition he recently rapped production on “The Stuff.” A feature film written by and starting Robert Stapleton, Al Thompson, Gary Anthony Sturgis , Michael Blackson, Charli Baltimore, Danny Garcia and Melyssa Ford to name a few.