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Cynthia is a California native born to a mother from Matanzas, Cuba, and a father from Guadalajara Mexico. Three years ago, Cynthia discovered her deep passion for storytelling in the form of screenwriting, and ever since, her stories have been written to empower and celebrate the human experience and spirit. Cynthia weaves magic into her stories and characters by using her rich, familial heritage, ancestral faith, and generational resilience.

In 2021 Cynthia made her directorial debut with her award-winning film,“Dukkha,” a film she created a mentee in the Women of Color Filmmakers Directors Lab. Dukkha is based on her journey to sobriety. Six months later Cynthia wrote and directed another award-winning film,“Bilongo,” an Afro-Cuban Folk story. Throughout 2022 worked on over a dozen sets. She also wrote and directed,“The Bible Thumper and The Bruja,” a comedy that ignites the imagination and reveals the power and the vulnerabilities of humankind. She is the proud recipient of Panavision’s first-time filmmaker grant. Her most current film,“Legend of El Cucuywas developed as part of the   Inclusion Fellowship which was sponsored by Netflix "Legend of El Cucuy” is an official section of the 2024 Slamdance Film Festival. Cynthia just wrapped filming on her first feature film. A Rom-Com, "We're Not Married" is being produced by Rae Lashea Inc. in partnership with CYNRG Entertainment. 

Rodney Williams, a USAF veteran, brings over 27 years of experience in the entertainment industry in the technology space. Holding an MBA from Pepperdine University, Rodney is a seasoned executive known for his ability to deliver results and cost-effective solutions. He has a strong track record with renowned companies such as Amblin Partners (formerly known as DreamWorks Studios), Universal Pictures, and Paramount Pictures. As COO, Rodney is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company, including business development, finance, and strategic planning.