Bio

Founder Jasmine Dunlap has lived her life in side quest mode for so many years. It was all about “Making memories before my time expires in life“ stated by Dunlap. Along the journey she gained so many skills and shared it with the world, which led to Dunlap being tagged in a casting call flyer for actors in 2023 by Keante Smith. She submitted and was cast for the role of Bria in City of Vultures 4. Upon being on set with independent filmmaker Marcus Carothers she got to experience something she had always dreamed; to film an action scene. She had never done this before but Carothers believed she could do it. That lit a flame within her to pursue acting as a career instead of a hobby, with the hopes of being cast for a role in an action film one day. Yet while building her portfolio she lost sight of that goal. She then came up with a demo video idea for her actors access account. Dunlap stated “Somehow it reflected a music video with choreographed movement instead of a movie scene highlighting my dance ability.“ This led to the creation of Dun 4 Camera Productions; a way to show she had what it takes to be the lead girl in her favorite artists music videos. “I’ve always known I was good at telling stories to music because of my vivid imagination. I created a couple visuals in the past as a way to tell pieces of my life story without verbally saying it. But the first Dun 4 Camera Productions demo video let me know I had EXACTLY what it took to be the leading girl. So I did a few more until the day could come.“ And Dunlap’s day indeed came. She got the opportunity to direct, produce, and star in Amari Noelle‘s - Nasty music video.

That production led Dunlap and Amari to building a true friendship which led to her learning so much about the music industry. It made a thought Dunlap had in college resurface; “I feel like I should be doing something in the music field but what?” She decided to ask Amari can she be apart of her team to find out what role best fits her as a career. Once she found the role that made perfect sense, she indeed turned it into a career.