Frazier Prince
CEO

Frazier Prince, Founder and CEO of Prince Henry Entertainment Group, a Director, Producer, Writer and Media Specialist, currently on the Executive Board and Executive Vice President at the Pocono Mountains Film Festival. He was formally liaison and Technical Advisor to Americas Most Wanted. Frazier gained national attention for the "Crime Stoppers Goes to the Movies" AD campaign which brought the Theatre community together with the NYPD. A former actor in various television shows i.e., the PBS series, "Getting to Know Me" , motion pictures, "The Warriors", and numerous commercials for many products including Coca-Cola, Nestlé's "Soup Time", Phony Sneakers and the US Army & Navy Recruitment Crusades Campaign. He has Produced and Directed commercials on WB "Care for kids", featuring Ben Vereen, "Crime Stoppers in China Town", featuring Kaity Tong and Jackie Mason, and Rapper Half A Mill for Walk A Way/ Warlock Records. Frazier has Produced half hour television shows," Be Serious" for Manhattan Cable Network and "2B Back On TOUR" on FOX. In 2004 he won the Billy Dee Williams Award at the Pocono Mountains Film Festival for Best Anti-Drug Message for "Crack Down Big City Blues" Heart & Soul Production/ Juniper Pictures, as a Producer. Frazier facilitated the acquisition of the novel "Good Cop vs. Bad Cop to Simon & Schuster and Produced the promotional film for Recording Artist Charisse Rose of the R & B group "Changing Faces" and produced and directed music videos for Hip Hop Artist "Stocks McGuire" Wall Street Records, and "2B", Orpheus/EMI, Hip Hop Artist, "Zieme" Wisemen Entertainment. Frazier has Produced and Directed "Fashion" a segments with Russell Simmons and Patricia Field and the upcoming documentary feature film, 365 Days of Marching, "Amadou", the Amadou Diallo Story. Currently, he is the Producer and Director of the Documentary, "A Dream Deferred" and the Director of "The Force M.D.'S Re-Lived", a documentary on the life of the Hip Hop Soul Group, The Force M.D.'S.