Virginia Bryant started as an Actress but lives in her passion on the Production side of the industry. Bryant was born in Pontiac, Michigan, to Puerto Rican parents Aurea Cortes and Jesus Antonio Negron, and was raised by her mother from the age 10 in Pontiac. Bryant joined the U.S. Army at age 17. She served in Somalia during Restore Operation Hope, which a movie, Black Hawk Down, was made of the events that occurred October 3-4, 1993. She was the female lead in many Michigan made feature and short films. She has worked on projects that have made it to Hallmark, Lifetime and HBO. Bryant has two children that she owes much of her success to, Ian Jeffrey-Robert Bryant and Melina Mari Bryant, because they sacrificed their time away from her on many days growing up.