Steve Harper & Traci Thomas
Channel: Mother Love
Date: 2015-08-24

Hi Cyber Babies. Today on #LATalkRadio #Mother Love talks with #Steve Harper, Writer & Traci Thoms, Actress of "Send Me" a 6 webisode series about one woman's ability to send people back to Slavery Days. 
They had a fairly successful crowd fund for production and are seeking 20K for post production.
About Steve 
STEVE HARPER (writer/creator, Exec. Producer and ‘Peter') is an award-winning writer of TV scripts and plays, an actor and a certified creativity coach helping actors write their stories. His short films include the comic spy drama Intelligence (directed by Phil Kaufmann) – screened at Dances With Films in 2013, and the supernatural comedy Betty on the Bed (also director, producer and actor). He co-wrote the martial arts film Undefeatable. Steve worked for two years as an Associate Producer of audio projects, home video and worked on the South African version of Sesame Street. He spent two seasons writing for the USA Network show Covert Affairs.
Steve has written more than 20 plays including Princeton Theory – about a meeting between Paul Robeson & Albert Einstein. His plays have been produced and workshopped across the country including Classical Theatre of Harlem, New York Stage & Film, Chicago's American Theatre Company, L.A.'s Celebration Theatre and the American Airlines Theatre on Broadway.
As an actor, Steve has appeared in theatre (The Guthrie, Cincinnati Playhouse and Williamstown), film (Chico and Rita, Broadway's Finest) and TV including The Arsenio Hall Show, Matador, 90210 and Law & Order SVU. Steve is a graduate of Yale, The A.R.T. Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard and the playwriting program at Juilliard. He's a frequent contributor to the online magazine: The Good Men Project.
About Tracie 
TRACIE THOMS (‘Gwen') has had wide-ranging success in film, television and theatre throughout her busy career.
Tracie realized a long-held dream when she starred as ‘Joanne' in the final weeks of the historic 12 year run of the Broadway musical, "Rent". She played the same key role in Sony's film of "Rent" opposite Rosario Dawson, Taye Diggs and Jesse Martin. Tracie was recently seen opposite David Morse in "McCanick", with Zoe Bell and Dawson in "Raze", opposite Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in Christopher Nolan's "Looper", and with Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds in "Safe House." She also starred with Kurt Russell in Quentin Tarantino's "Grindhouse: Death Proof" and opposite Anne Hathaway in David Frankel's "The Devil Wears Prada." She'll next be seen in the Columbia Pictures remake of "Annie" opposite Jamie Foxx and Quvenzhane Wallis.
Tracie starred on Broadway opposite Dulé Hill and Mekhi Phifer in Lydia Diamond and Alicia Keys' "Stick Fly," and opposite Alfre Woodard in Regina Taylor's "Drowning Crow." She was a lead in the critically acclaimed "The Exonerated" at The Culture Project Off-Broadway, and she's been featured in "The 24 Hour Plays," "The 24 Hour Musicals," the original productions of "10 Things To Do Before I Die" at New York's Second Stage Theatre and "And Her Hair Went With Her" at LA's' Fountain Theatre.Tracie was a series regular on the long-running CBS series, "Cold Case." She starred on the Fox series, "Wonderfalls", recurred on David Kelley's CBS series "Harry's Law" and guest starred on "The Shield." Most recently she appeared on "Veep", "Person of Interest," "Suits" and "The Good Wife."
Tracie began studying acting in her hometown of Baltimore at age 9. She attended high school at the prestigious Baltimore School for the Arts. Later, she received a bachelor of fine arts degree from Howard University and a graduate degree in acting from New York City's renowned Juilliard School. In recent years, she's been performing her cabaret act all over the United States.
Twitter: @traciethoms twitter.com