“Whether it is music, education, politics, journalism or filmmaking, every aspect of my life is geared toward building a strong Black nation.” — U-Savior

Born in Harlem and raised in East New York and Brownsville Brooklyn, U-Savior is an author, video
journalist and film director. As a filmmaker he mentored under the legendary Melvin Van Peebles and collaborated with Mr. Van Peebles on his latest film Confessionsofa Ex-Doofus-Itchy Footed Mutha.
U-Savior's body of work includes co-directing the first reparations PSA ever made. It called for a boycott of JP Morgan Chase and was commissioned by the Restitution Study Group. He is the director of The Ghetto Chronicles, a television talk show hosted by
Nana Soul and the documentary short Confessions of a
Liberal Actor-vist. Now with Disappearing Voices –
The Decline of Black Radio, U-Savior continues to live
up to his reputation as a maverick and a revolutionary, bringing to the screen his unique vision of the little- known story of Black jocks and the impact they had on radio and the world.

He is also the author of When the Smoke Clears a monthly column featuring his painfully honest commentary which is published in several independent and progressive publications and on websites including The Black Star News and The Black Commentator.

As an activist he is particularly dedicated to mentoring young black men, focusing on helping them in the areas of business, education and life skills.

Next on the horizon for U-Savior is an anti-war documentary called Why We Stand, F--- The Police, a documentary study of police brutality in the United States, as well as several features spanning every genre from horror to sci-fi.