Horace Wilson – Writer / Producer
WRITER/PRODUCER HORACE WILSON wrote the 13-episode television series TURN OF THE TIDE, the first long-running drama series ever done in the Caribbean and the 39-episode television series NO BOUNDARIES, which aired throughout the entire English-Speaking Caribbean. He wrote and produced TURN OF THE TIDE, THE MOVIE. He wrote produced and co-directed the 6 episode mini-series TANGLED LIVES, which was commissioned and funded by the European Union (EU). The mini-series dealt with a family coming to grips with the medical realities and social dimensions of HIV/AIDS and aired in more than 40 countries.
He moved to Los Angeles when he was selected to undergo a 2-year program of studies in screenwriting at the American Film Institute (AFI), generally accepted as the leading institution for advanced film and studies in the world.
Since leaving AFI, he wrote and produced SINNERS NEED COMPANY, which he sold to the Lifetime Channel and scores of countries, HAPPY SAD, which placed second at the Pan African Film Festival from more than 2,500 entries and the no-budget horror film SEVER, which was picked up for worldwide distribution, and LAST DRY SEASON.
Marvin L. Ishmael – Producer / Director
Marvin L. Ishmael is a Trinidad-born, Canada-based actor, director, playwright, and cultural leader whose career spans more than four decades across theatre, film, and television. Renowned for his rich storytelling and masterful command of Caribbean and diasporic performance traditions, Ishmael has become one of the most influential Caribbean voices in contemporary Canadian theatre and screen.
After beginning his artistic journey in Trinidad & Tobago, Ishmael moved to Canada in the 1970s, where he quickly became a defining figure in the rise of multicultural theatre. His early work as a performer and playwright helped shape a new wave of Caribbean-Canadian storytelling, blending humour, social commentary, and lived experience. Over the course of his career, he has written more than 16 plays for both adult audiences and theatre for young audiences, many of which have been produced across Canada, the United States, and the Caribbean. He is widely recognized for his layered characters, dynamic stage presence, and his mentorship of emerging artists navigating the immigrant creative experience.On screen, Ishmael’s credits include multiple Canadian film and television productions, most notably the hit French-language series Ces gars-là, where he portrayed the father of theMarvin’s Producer Bio
Dr. Ternce Babwah – Producer
Terence Babwah is a medical doctor in private practice. He is the writer and producer of “Chole’s Christmas Wish” which showed in local cinema in 2023. He is a director of “Last Dry Season”. He enjoys writing plays which permier at the community level which include: ” The way it was” (2025) and is currently writing “The Prodigal Son 2026”
Dr Babwah is also interested in doing short documentaries about common medical ailments that affect our local patients.
Starr Dominque – Associate Producer
Starr Domingue- has her Master in Theatre from Guelph University. Starr is a 20-year veteran of stage and screen, having performed all over the United States, Europe and Canada. Some of Starr’s favourite experiences include having been an original Toronto company member of Hairspray, the stage musical, and the feature film of the same name starring John Travolta, Queen Latifa and Zac Efron. Multiple productions of Ain’tMisbehavin’ including the 30th Anniversary Broadway National Tour featuring Ruben Studdard and Frenchie Davis. Years performing at Canada’s two major repertory companies, the prestigious Shaw Festival (selected credits include Pygmalion, Sweeney Todd, An Octoroon, Me & My Girl) and the world-famous Stratford Festival (Billy Elliot and Crystal in Little Shop of Horrors). Starr’s bio as associate producer