Hi, I'm Marcus Reyes. I was born on the islands of Trinidad & Tobago, but I was raised in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, I dreamed of becoming a filmmaker. I attended Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida to earn my BA in Entertainment Business with a concentration in Film and Television. I also have a Masters Degree in Internet Marketing and have worked in television for more than ten years. After working in television, I made my first full-length documentary film entitled A Broken Faith, which addresses religion and atheism in today's modern society. A Broken Faith was very personal for me because of my many uncomfortable experiences growing up in a very religious community that never seemed to answer the questions I often asked about religion. I wanted to take on discussions regarding religious indoctrination; using my own views and experiences to challenge and shed light on how my non-beliefs have negatively affected relationships with my family and friends. I received a tremendous amount of criticism for challenging the validity and relevance of Christianity.

I went on to do my second documentary film entitled Papi Ain't No Snitch: The Rasheed Thurmond story but I desired to delve back into the subject of religion and I ultimately connected with Jeremiah Camara after watching his film Contradiction: A Question of Faith. I joined Jeremiah and helped him produce the film Holy Hierarchy: The Religious Roots of Racism in America. Also, as the videographer of this important film, I was exposed to much religious iconography throughout the country that I think helps to feed notions of supremacy for some but not so for others who don't correspond to the ethnicity of these images we hope to eliminate. I continue to work with Jeremiah Camara and we're planning to produce future projects that also deal with religion and social issues.