Tamika Lamison is a Virginia native whose journey in the film industry showcases her remarkable talent as both an actress and a filmmaker. Graduating from The American University and honing her craft at the New York Film Academy, she gained recognition with her first screenplay, "Jar By the Door," which was a Sundance Finalist and won the prestigious Gordon Parks Indie Film Award. This early success laid the groundwork for her move to Los Angeles, where she further distinguished herself by winning the ABC/Walt Disney Fellowship for her script "Memoirs of A Virgin Whore." Collectors often seek out Tamika’s work for its unique blend of storytelling and cultural relevance, particularly her recent projects like "Ferguson Rises" (2021), which dives into the poignant events surrounding the Ferguson protests. Additionally, her award-winning feature film "Last Life" (also known as "Rise Again") has become a sought-after title for those interested in impactful narratives. Beyond her film contributions, Tamika's dedication to nurturing future filmmakers through the Make A Film Foundation has added an invaluable dimension to her legacy, making her a significant figure in the physical media landscape.