THE SOCIETY GIRLS CORPORATION specializes in productions that target girls and young adult women. Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, The Society Girls, Inc. creates original audio dramas, films, radio productions and stageplays.
THE SOCIETY GIRLS LEARNING CENTER is an outreach initiative that educates females between the ages of 12-20 years. Professional women from all genres (business, dance, education, faith, fashion, film, fitness, interior design, law enforcement, theatre, media, medicine, sports, etc.) and racial backgrounds unite to present information from their respective fields to our target audience in a creative, fun loving and relatable format. For more information click here.
THE SOCIETY GIRLS CAST is comprised of a diverse group of female actors that perform original pieces. Some of the issues that addressed are: cyberbullying, faith, violence in dating, drinking, date rape, pedophiles on the Internet, dating, body image, depression, suicide and more.
Mr. Rob Diggy of Rob Diggy Entertainment created the theme song for The Society Girls (as heard on its site).
Rob Diggy is a Multi-Talented Producer, Arranger, and Film Composer. As a Film Composer, Diggy has been quite successful and accredits his success to two of his well-known mentors, Spike Lee and Quincy Jones; he says,” these men have had a great impact on his life by what they have contributed to the Film and Entertainment Industry over the years. Rob Diggy, often called “The Sixth Man of Music”, has been compared to phenomenal Composer’s and Producer’s like Terrence Blanchard, Brian Tyler, and Danny Elfman.
When Beyonce released her Multi-Platinum “Dangerously In Love” album in 2004, it featured the smash hit “Crazy In Love”, which earned Diggy a Grammy and a Certified Gold Record for his Outstanding Keyboard Arrangement and Musicianship for the remix. Diggy also recognizes that much of his success as an Arranger and a musician comes from another mentor and long time friend, Morris Hayes (Keyboard player for the famed artist “Prince”). Morris taught Diggy the art of keyboard synthesis and to this day still learns from him.
For more information visit:
www.myspace.com/diggymusic.
Cómpralo Ya
GIRLS 12-20 YEARS OF AGE
ALL RACIAL BACKGROUNDS
MUST HAVE ACTING EXPERIENCE
MUST BE ABLE TO ATTEND SATURDAY REHEARSALS
HOST
ANGEL JEREZ is the vibrant host of Youth for Christ Radio and Producer of the popular John Hannah Morning Show on Inspiration 1390 AM radio station. Getting his start in radio at the tender age of 21, Angel comes from a diverse Dominican-American background. This native Chicagoan decided to pursue his career in broadcasting after initially having his gospel hip hop music played on the air. He is an active member in the community, and at his church. He also helps manage and market NFL players like Pro Bowl Defensive Tackle Tommie Harris and Defensive End Mark Anderson of the Chicago Bears just to name a few.
Angel is also the talented host of Youth for Christ Radio (The #1 Gospel Hip Hop and Uptempo Show in the country). Airing on Friday and Saturday nights from 7:00 p.m. to midnight; Angel has a following of thousands of Youth for Christ fans, some of whom live thousands of miles away from Chicago. These supporters of the show appreciate his straightforwardness about the true issues that the young people of God face, and his sense of humor with all the pranks he pulls on the air. No sugarcoating here. Youth for Christ is real, current, and like Angel, changing lives every week.
CELEBRITY JUDGES
Musically, we have come to a place where vulgarity is defined as sensuality and originality means nothing more than adding a new vocal rift to an old sampled favorite. In today’s music business, talent and artistry have nothing to do with success. Yet rising like a phoenix from the ashes is a shining star. Interscope Recording Artist MORRIS MILLS stands out as the exception to the rule. All sorts of comparisons to other artists could be made, but Mr. Mills is in fact in a class by himself.
SUZY BRACK has made over two dozen appearances in major and independent films and television shows in the last few years, most of them filmed in Chicago. From childhood she began acting and singing on stage, from true medicine shows to summer stock musicals, in her native Jacksonville, Florida, and regionally in the Southeast. Her live theater credentials include a tour of Russia in Aristophanes' "The Birds”. Most recently she appeared onstage as Nollie ten Boom in Provision Theater’s world premiere of “The Hiding Place,” a character she will reprise in film this year. The soon-to-debut movie comedy “My Guaranteed Student Loan,” presents her in a starring role opposite Academy Award winner Celeste Holm. She is a voting member of the National Academy Of Recording Arts & Sciences (the Grammy organization) and is an Actors' Equity Membership Candidate.
MICHAEL DRAYTON, SR. surprised the gospel music industry in Chicago in 1980. He was kicked out of a church for playing “too many notes “and so the story began. He started creating house music and sold the tapes. Later he would form a record company that became the number one urban Christian label (Acts Records) in the Midwest. He has played behind such artists as Dorinda Clark of the Clark Sisters, Bebe and Cece Winans to name a few. He has worked in the studio with Public Announcement, Crucial Conflict, George Clinton, and has mixed and engineered with major artists.
Michael has a depth of music knowledge. He studied music at The University of Illinois, Chicago Fine Arts School, Chicago Conservatory, Bloom School of jazz, and the Swain School of Evanston to name a few. Today he has just produced a new artist Dayna Lynn. The project is receiving rave reviews and headed for Gold and possibly Platinum.
TRACI WEATHERS, CEO and Senior Writer has worked with youth creatively for the past ten years. In September 2005, she wrote, directed and served as Executive Producer on her first radio drama, "Invisible Danger" that dealt with the issue of pedophiles on the Internet. She partnered with Home Based Recording Studios to have the piece recorded and mastered. In February 2006, Traci wrote, produced and directed her first independent short film and radio production of "The Telephone Call", a faith based film that dealt with the reality of hell. She once again turned to Home Based Studios to film, record, edit and mix the audio and video. The Telephone Call also aired on WJYS television to 8 million households. In May 2006, she premiered her first independent made for television drama, "Detrimental Affairs" at DePaul University in Chicago. This piece introduced the lives of three business professionals and their assistants. It addressed issues such as domestic violence, divorce, suicide, sexually transmitted diseases and financial failure. It was filmed and edited by PAAW Inc. Productions. In 2007, she started the company, The Drama Queens Club Society, Inc. In June 2007, she worked with PAAW Inc. Productions to film the first episode of "The Drama Queens Club", an independent television series created by Traci. In August 2007, she wrote and directed the independent made for television drama, "Invisible Danger" for The Drama Queens Club production - filmed by PAAW Inc. Productions. She also appeared on the Gary Goldman Radio Show, "A Voice for America's Youth" with cast members of The Drama Queens Club. In September 2007, she wrote and directed the short, "Fallen Leaves". This piece involves guys asking the questions that haunt them. It was dedicated to young men who died too soon in her life. It was filmed and edited by PAAW Inc. Productions. It was filmed at Three Pear Recording Studios in Chicago. In September 2009, she wrote and recorded four episodes of The Drama Queens Club at Gravity Studios in Chicago as a radio drama presentation, which premiered on blogtalkradio in October 2009. In January 2010, she decided to change the name of the acting troupe to The Society Girls where she serves as CEO and Senior Writer.
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