LA'Chris Robinson Jordan is a Los Angeles-based author, playwright, actor, and writer/director who creates gritty dramas, westerns and biopics about beautifully flawed women striving to make the world a better place. La'Chris was honored by the Best of Los Angeles Awards as being one of L.A. 's 100 Most Fascinating People for 2022. La'Chris is a cohort of various screenwriting programs such Creative Corridor (2022) a production initiative backed by Sony Pictures Television, BIPOC Writers Fellowship (2021) and the Stowe Story Labs (2020). La'Chris is developing Harper Jameson's novel I Wasn't Really Naked (Level 4 Films), a spy thriller about singer/dancer Josephine Baker and her secret war against the Nazis. As a playwright, La'Chris was named one of the "50 Playwrights to Watch" by the Dramatists Guild and a semifinalist for the Lila Acheson Wallace American Playwrights Program at Juilliard. Her work has been recognized by the Academy Nicholl, Sundance Episodic Lab, The Writers Lab NYC, and the Austin Film Festival. La'Chris also wrote, directed and produced her debut short, January 14th, which was the recipient of 50+ awards worldwide, including a nomination for Best Diaspora Short Film by the Africa Movie Academy Awards. The short was also the Official Selection of 75 film festivals including the Oscar-qualifying Pan African Film Festival.