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Meah Denee has southern charm with a city hustle. She gets that from being born in the Bronx, NY and raised by city parents while growing up in a small town called Raeford, North Carolina. Meah Denee is a proud graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After graduating from college, she moved to New York to pursue a career in entertainment where she was selected to be a “Respect My Vote” correspondent on BET’s 106 & Park but two months into her stay in New York her father passed after going into a diabetic coma. During that time she faced many trials and tribulations, she went through depression, and couldn’t find a job but ultimately through faith and prayer found healing and decided to create her own opportunities in the entertainment industry.
Over the past six years, Meah Denee has used her camera and editing skills to work with companies like Madame Noire, Hello Beautiful, PBS Digital Studios, MTV, BET, black-owned financial tech company Breaux Capital, and nonprofits like Chionesu Bakari. Meah Denee’s most recent accomplishment is being the producer and showrunner for Late Night in Harlem! The FIRST late night talk show to be filmed in Harlem, NY and hosted by two African American men. Along with producing she is currently an Office Assistant for an HBO limited series currently in pre-production.
One of her life's mottos is “I will do well in this and see it through” (Jennifer Lewis) and also maintaining the mindset, “I will prepare myself and be ready when my next opportunity comes.” Meah Denee also prides herself in giving back to her community through mentorship and her annual prom gown giveaway.
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