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WE CARE ABOUT YOU!Since our inception we have served over 4000 children, approximately 2500 adults and over 250 seniors; Including 3 Tarrant County College locations, 4 Fort Worth Community Centers, local libraries, Fort Worth public schools, and city hall and other civic locations. We are a hub for Texas Workforce Commission training program, The SER Program for Seniors, and we have worked with the Department of Corrections teen and adult department since 2007’. 619 Productions also provided internships with television networks, provided the free summer lunch program and TAKS tutoring and have received awards from Tarrant County College, Fort Worth Minority Leader and Citizens Council, Acknowledged by The House of Representatives and we were the recipient of the Neighborhood Parks and Recreation Project for our founders design- “The Creative Platform” erected at Hillside Community Center in 2010. 619 also was the 2013 recipient of the NACO (National Association of Counties) Award for arts in deserving communities, and Ms. Grace-Williams was named one of “The Great Women of Texas” by The Fort Worth Business Press in October 2013
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Our FounderDr. Cinetrea Grace Williams
(Founder, Producer, Actress, Choreographer, Writer, Performer) Our founder has received awards for 619 Productions, Inc. from Tarrant County College, Fort Worth Minority Leader and Citizens Council, acknowledged by The House of Representatives and we were the recipient of the Neighborhood Parks and Recreation Project for – “The Creative Platform” erected at Hillside Community Center in 2010. In 2013, NACO- the Nation Association of Counties awarded her and 619 Productions “Artist of the Year” for service to low income communities. She was named one of the “2013 Great Women of Texas” by the Fort Worth Business Press. “We use the arts to positively affect our community”. Dr. Grace studied performing arts at Louisiana State University and is a graduate of Texas Women’s University in School of Broadcast, Journalism and Social Work. At TWU she became a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority where she began her service to her community. Her educational journey continued with studies at Tarrant County College, The Institute of Ministry and Theology Training and she received an Honorary Doctorates Degree from Agape Christian College from Arts, Letters and Humanities for her service for over twenty years. She has worked in all phases of the professional entertainment industry, from acting, producing to becoming a published poet and editorialist. Cinetrea is also an honored Social Worker for her outstanding achievement with her work with teens mothers and gang members in Dallas, Texas. She spent several years in Los Angeles working with Fox, CBS, NBC, Motown and many other network shows and productions while also producing independent shows and children art programs. |