Lil Weavah is an American writer and producer of television shows. He has also appeared on

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Biography

Early in his career, Weavah produced features on major network television stations such as

. His initial role was a

reality based series titled 16 Bars. After corporate sponsors backed out due to budget restrictions, most of the production and footage from the show became promotional materials. As a writer, he mostly directs

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. These plays often reflect political or religious topics. In 2008, he played the lead role in a college drama titled ''

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'' where he played the role of Delbert Tibbs. Later in 2008, he played the character Thomas Brown in the religious drama titled "Note to God". In 2009, he played a lead role in the Gospel stage play titled "Power of One". In 2012, he co-produced another Religious drama titled "Love Others".

External links

Lil Weavah's official site
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