Law X
Kolby Jones is an actor, singer/songwriter and visual creative also known by his stage name Law-X. Born in South London but raised in America, where he was influenced by Tupac Shakur, to get behind the mic and in front of the lens! Quickly morphing into an organic style of his own, with a genuine truth that connects on stage as well as on camera. Most recently he can be found playing Goldy in All Gone Wrong by Josh Guffey. Also appearing in many other feature films and TV shows such as S.W.A.T. on CBS and Tyler Perry's All the Queen's Men on BET. Studying at IDSA drama school in London and TSAW online he continues to enhance his skill level as a professional actor. Also known as an innovative director, writer, editor and producer of several shorts and feature films. Many of which have been nominated and/or won awards at various film festivals. In the past 2 years, Law-X has released 5 studio albums and showing no signs of slowing down with his upcoming project "Love Drug Vol 4". An ongoing album series that exploits his incomparable sound of self medicated Emotional Rap. Law is now working on his first self produced feature film entitled "Love Cage". A collective film trilogy intertwined into one movie.
Lawal Aramide
Lawal Aramide is known for Nkan Inu Igi (2022), Double Trouble (2017) and The Ghost and the Tout Too (2021).
Lawal Dolapo
Lawal Dolapo is known for The 3 Sides (2022), More Than a Moment (2020) and The Arbitration (2016).
Lawal Femi
Lawal Femi is known for Hey You! (2022), The Final List (2019) and Ayinde (2022).
Lawandi Bashir Datti
Lawandi Bashir Datti is known for Mansoor (2017), Dan Marayan Zaki (2012) and Basaja (2013).
Lawang Lop
Lawang Lop is an actor, known for Xi zhang tian kong (2014) and Pan deng zhe (2019).
Lawerence Rowe
Lawerence Rowe is an actor and cinematographer, known for Fireside Tales (2016), Friday the 13th: Legacy (2017) and Monkey Farm (2017).
Lawraa
Lawraa is known for Vindhai (2015).
Lawrence A. Mandley
Lawrence Mandley was born in Springfield, Illinois and grew up in Chicago. His first stage appearance was a school talent show when he was in 2nd grade. The song was "Tequila" and Lawrence sat on the floor, center stage with a wide brimmed straw hat covering his face as two 8th grade girls in calypso garb danced around him. At the key point in the song, Lawrence lifted his head and mouthed the word Tequila then, lower his head again. Every time this was done, it elicited a laugh that triggered a fuse in him that hasn't gone out yet and he is still pursuing. In his late teens and very early twenties, he sang with various vocal groups around Chicago and met with minimal success. Eventually, he decided to re-shift his focus and move to Los Angeles. Back in those early L.A. days when Lawrence was doing messenger work, he happened onto an elevator in a building on Sunset Blvd. While looking down at his packages to figure out his first stop, a voice asked him: "What floor?" He looked up and it was Cary Grant. What does one say to Cary Grant? In this particular instance: "9 please. Thank you." Lawrence has gone on to work in commercials and numerous TV shows such as: Shameless, How I Met Your Mother, Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Lost, Flash Forward, Mad About You, ER, Brothers & Sisters and recurring roles on Seinfeld and Zeke & Luther. For his stage work, he has won the Drama-Logue Award for Best Actor for his role in the play Fanon's People. His film work has included roles in: For A Good Time, Call..., Midnight In The Garden Of Good & Evil and White Man's Burden. In addition, he is featured as Captain Mahoney in four Angel Business Time videos playing on Funny or Die. A major source of pride, reward and enjoyment for Lawrence was the time he spent working with the late MK Lewis. Not only teaching scene study classes in MK's Santa Monica studios but traveling to Germany three times and working with him at the Internationale Filmschule Koln.
Lawrence Adimora
Lawrence Adimora is an actor, known for White Boy Rick (2018), NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (2003) and Cold Case (2003).