Shadow Play Ent.'s Current Client Listing (Details available upon request)

  • Michael F. Blake, author
  • Darnell "Superchef" Ferguson
  • M. Beatryce Shaw, author/speaker
  • Bigg Marv, Label Consultant
  • Nebo Publishing
  • Samara Alexander, author
  • Cherie Johnson,actress/director/author
  • Bonnie Barnett, author
  • Tray Chaney, actor/author/recording artist
  • Yorli Huff, author/community activist
  • Bruce Tretter, Resident Chef
  • Herschel Dixon, Sports Analyst
  • Joseph Henderson, author
  • Mr. Mean Mug, author
  • Mary E. Gilder, author/speaker/talk show host
  • Carlos Spann, Video Photographer/Editor
  • Gail Ambeau, Artist/Fashion Designer/Stylist
Past clients of Shadow Play Entertainment include recording artist/author Corey "C-Murder Miller", recording artist Jack Squad, author Kia Stokes, author V. Lovell Brigham, model/actor Derrick Hargrove, recording artist Kut Supreme, author Pamela Samuels-Young, author Patricia A. Thomas, author T. C. Alexander, authors Rita B. Davis, Andre Johnson, Gary Kaschak, Steve Hyppolite, author Sherry Hill, author Anthony Littlefield, Jeanelle Lanham and others.



Shadow Play Entertainment also secured exclusive interviews with reality show contestants from VH1's I Want To Work For Diddy Season One and MTV's 50 CENT: The Money & The Power.







Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Tray Chaney Shows Heart, Gives Hope In "Dear Haiti"


For over a decade, Tray Chaney has found success in his life as an accomplished actor (known for his character Poot on the HBO series The Wire), author ("The Truth You Can't BeTray") and most recently as a recording artist. He has learned firsthand the importance of believing in yourself and helping others as a way to find happiness, however, it only takes a tragedy like what occurred in Haiti earlier this month to put life in perspective. Feeling helpless, Chaney decided to respond to the disaster and the hopes of the people of Haiti in the only way he knew how. While in the studio, he penned a track simply entitled "Dear Haiti" to showcase the resilience of their country and those who are helping to reshape it.

Not wanting to profit off the situation but offer some type of hope, Tray is making the song available for free download. http://www.twtmuzik.net/songs.php?tms=14550

Those who know him are not surprised by this gesture. In 2009, Chaney joined the organization The Write Stuff Literacy Campaign and became their National Spokesperson, taking the lead in promoting the importance of reading. In 2010, he--- along with Rapper/author Jacki-O---was named an Ambassador for the non-profit organization Community Options, which provides assistance to those with special needs.

It is his hope that those who hear the song "Dear Haiti" will think of ways they can help those around them that are less fortunate and remember to make the most out of every day they are given.

For more information about the projects Tray Chaney is involved in, contact Cyrus Webb at cawebb4@juno.com or 601.896.5616.

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