"Working at Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum was my first job in high school. I substitute now for Shelby County Schools, but I still work here in the summers. I'm always learning more about African-American history, and I enjoy sharing the information with people. I have two sons who need to know their heritage too, but I can't teach them unless I know it.
"I'm also an actress and working on starting my own film company. I want to be able to tell stories of African-American women from non-stereotypical perspectives. It's important that those inside a culture tell the stories of that culture. Not that others can't do some of that, but there's an authenticity to first-hand experience versus outside views."
"I'm also an actress and working on starting my own film company. I want to be able to tell stories of African-American women from non-stereotypical perspectives. It's important that those inside a culture tell the stories of that culture. Not that others can't do some of that, but there's an authenticity to first-hand experience versus outside views."
Timberly Hope Lewis Carter is a veteran stage actor transitioning to film. She appeared (as an angel) in the Devil's Creek TV series and in Craig Brewer's Five Dollar Cover. Timberly recent shot a pilot for a TV series; that pilot is being presented to a network now. She begins shooting Moma's Spirit (RIPP Entertainment Productions) next month; the film will be available next year on Netflix and in stores (national distribution).
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