‏Theo Caesar‏

Theo's journey into the entertainment industry began at the age of 12 when he became a child actor and landed a role in "Police Academy 3: Back In Traning". The South Bronx, NY native went on to star in several film, television, print and theater productions from New York to California and even Canada. At the age of 16, his family relocated to Virginia Beach, VA. He took up an interest in music and began interning at a recording studio called "TMH (The Music House)". Before long, the studio owner, David Velazquez, taught Theo how to engineer and produce recordings of his own, making him the head engineer and business manager of the studio. In his early twenties, he entered into a business partnership with David and they began a production company called "QSL Entertainmentt". Theo started a hip hop group named "Black Reign" with his friends Shante "L.U.V." Holland and Donshay "Big Qweezy" Gregory. Over time, Velazquez decided to take a different direction in business and turned over the majority of his interest in QSL and TMH over to the trio. They went on to sell thousands of CDs throughout the East Coast and perform regularly over a ten year span which even led them to win the 2005 Blendzville Award for Best Independent Label in Hampton Roads, VA.

In 2005, Theo joined Studio Center Total Production as a voice over talent and began doing radio and television commercials for entities such as McDonalds, Church's Chicken and Carmax, as well as others. He decided to try his hand at the acting game once again and moved to Los Angeles in January of 2007. Once there, opportunities on the business side of entertainment began to unfold at neck-breaking speed. He met casting director/producer, Ann Ross and writer/director, Tim White, who showed him the ropes of the other side of the movie game. After working with them on their film, "Gurdian", he decided to form his own company, TEAM Casting and Production, LLC.. Within his first year in CA, Theo dove into several positions in the industry from acting to casting to talent management and film production. He was approached by his brother-in-law, entertainment lawyer Christopher Brown of Brown & Rosen, LLC in Boston, MA, to seek out aspiring producers looking for financing for film and TV projects. Their first successful venture was for promotion and advertising funds for the Bill Duke directed, 20th Century Fox project, "Cover" through producers Kenneth Dixon and Gus Blackmon. All around, this dynamic hustler is a go-getter fit for the nickname.... The O Mazing!!