Michole Briana White

Michole Briana White is a Chicago native who became certain of her dream to be an artist at the age of 12, when introduced to modeling which led to acting. Now a seasoned vet in the world of theatre, film, television and commercials, some of Ms. White's credits include:

.Series regular role in Black Mafia Family, produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, shooting 2021. .Role of Alice in Michael Bay film Songbird. Release date Thanksgiving 2020. .Role of Sheriff Doyle in film Six Feet. Release date 2021. .Principal role in James Wan's film Malignant. Release date 2021. .Recurring role on Amazon series Goliath starring and directed by Billy Bob Thornton. 2020-2021. .Recurring role on Dead to Me Season 2. 2020 .Starred in live show as actor and vocalist with LA Philharmonic at Disney Concert Hall. 2019 . Recurring role on Vital Signs series starring Dr. Dre. . Carried lead role of the iconic Ms. Lena Horne in When Jazz Had the Blues at The Matrix Theatre LA garnering NAACP and Obie Awards. . Supporting Lead in Lila and Eve starring Viola Davis and Jennifer Lopez. . Lead role in The Strange Eyes of Dr. Myes film. . Lead role in 2017 Gotham, Award winning Web Series . Only Light - USC short film directed by Evita Castine. . Recurring role on TV One's Love That Girl. .Featured vocalist on 2011 Emmy Awards honoring Pat Sajack. . Series Regular role on BET's Reed Between the Lines. Her original song Breaking the Cycle aired episode 6 (song and video below.) .Produced her own music video now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zY2IKs7YVI . Her vocals were also featured in the title song of Reed Between the Lines. . Self-produced two EP's as lead vocalist and song writer. . Licenses her original music for film and television. . Series Regular on 100 Center Street, directed by Sydney Lumet. . Ms. White was a lead in Ava Duvernay's first groundbreaking feature I Will Follow. .Faster directed by George Tillman with Dwayne Johnson and Billy Bob Thornton. .Originated the role of Rena in original Off-Broadway production of August Wilson's Jitney.