Millicent A. Crisp

Millicent is a published writer, an accomplished award-winning actress, broadcaster and producer. Millicent is currently Associate Producer on an Award Winning Feature Documentary entitled, “Can We All Get Along...The Segregation of John Muir High School." Presently being Broadcast on PBS and KCET.

She first gained notice writing, producing and starring in a play that earned her a scholarship offer to the University of Southern California.

Ms. Crisp worked in the legal department at Warner Bros. Studios and was the Director of Operations for the inaugural edition of the National Black Talent Directory where she developed and produced magazine format radio and television shows that featured celebrities.

Millicent spent six years in New York City. Working with Knight-Ridder, she was responsible for interviewing CEO’s of Fortune 500 firms for the conglomerates media group.

Millicent worked with Newsweek Books Division as Administrative Associate, Polygram Records in the A & R (Artists and Repertoire) Division and has produced several jazz shows in Hollywood, California (with Celebrity Gospel Artists) and produced entertainment for the Screen Actors Guild (SAG).