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Marsai Martin has already established herself as a rising star well beyond her years. At just 17-years-old, Martin is a mogul in the making—and she’s only just getting started.

Martin landed her first national commercial at the age of five. After relocating to Los Angeles, she was cast as Diane Johnson on the ABC Emmy-nominated hit comedy black-ish. Alongside an all-star cast, the young starlet has stolen the hearts of viewers who tune in every week to see her hilarious and witty antics. Her work on black-ish has earned her 9 NAACP Image Awards and 3 BET Awards.

At the age of 10, Martin conceptualized and pitched a movie idea to Will Packer and Universal—which later evolved into the feature film, Little. As the star and Executive Producer (EP) of Little, Martin earned 2 NAACP Image Awards and cemented herself in Hollywood History as the youngest person to EP a major studio film.

With opportunities presenting themselves daily, Martin aims to uplift young and diverse voices through her production company, Genius Productions, which signed an overall deal with Universal. Genius Productions has expanded across all platforms including television, digital and live activations. This past year, Genius Productions has announced projects such as Remix My Space—an interior design series for Discovery +—and Fantasy Football—a feature for Paramount+ made in partnership with The SpringHill Co and Awesomeness.

Martin recently served as an Executive Producer for Girls Inc Virtual Film Festival. She also co-created and produced Money with Marsai Martin, a Gen Z financial literacy series for Verizon Media’s In The Know. Most recently you can see Martin in Universal/Dreamworks Animation’s Spirit Untamed, as well as Paramount’s feature film Paw Patrol.

Martin has graced the covers of Teen Vogue and Essence, and has been profiled by ELLE, The Hollywood Reporter, TIME, The Wrap, The Huffington Post, Variety, Deadline, Forbes, Buzzfeed, Fast Company, Popsugar, Dazed, Galore and Refinery 29< among others. 

Martin is rewriting the rules. Audiences will love taking notes.