Brittney Brackett is an accomplished actor, children’s book author, professional voice talent, and nonprofit champion with more than 17 years experience helping children and teens flourish personally, scholastically, and emotionally. She is Operations Manager of b dynamic! Productions, with more than 17 years in the entertainment business. Her past clients include Deloitte, McAlister’s Deli, Tyler Perry Studios, The Alzheimer’s Association, The American Cancer Society, The Global Leadership Summit, Denny’s, The North Carolina Education Lottery, and many others. She has been the subject of numerous articles in Greenville Business Magazine, Upstate Business Journal, SHEEN Magazine, Voyage ATL, In South Magazine, The Community Informer, and The Greenville News. She is the founder of a nonprofit called The Outstanding Youth Awards Initiative and has awarded more than $4,125 in scholarships and internships, hosted 10 service projects and many empowerment workshops. In 2022, OYA was awarded a $25,000 grant from Senator Karl B. Allen and the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to publish My Safe Place, as well as to produce and stream a teen podcast and create a children’s affirmation clothing line. Brittney holds a BA in Health Marketing and Communication from Ashford University, along with counseling and professional certifications. (photo credit: Ira Carmichael Photography, Atlanta, GA)Learn more at Brittney Brackett’s official website Read our “Omarion “The Feel the Noise ” Interview” Interview with Brittney Brackett

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Brittney Brackett

Brittney Brackett is an accomplished actor, children's book author, professional voice talent, and nonprofit champion with more than 17 years experience helping children and teens flourish personally, scholastically, and emotionally. She is Operations Manager of b dynamic! Productions, with more than 17 years in the entertainment business. Her past clients include Deloitte, McAlister's Deli, Tyler Perry Studios, The Alzheimer's Association, The American Cancer Society, The Global Leadership Summit, Denny's, The North Carolina Education Lottery, and many others. She has been the subject of numerous articles in Greenville Business Magazine, Upstate Business Journal, SHEEN Magazine, Voyage ATL, In South Magazine, The Community Informer, and The Greenville News. She is the founder of a nonprofit called The Outstanding Youth Awards Initiative and has awarded more than $4,125 in scholarships and internships, hosted 10 service projects and many empowerment workshops. In 2022, OYA was awarded a $25,000 grant from Senator Karl B. Allen and the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services to publish My Safe Place, as well as to produce and stream a teen podcast and create a children's affirmation clothing line. Brittney holds a BA in Health Marketing and Communication from Ashford University, along with counseling and professional certifications. (photo credit: Ira Carmichael Photography, Atlanta, GA)Learn more at Brittney Brackett's official website Read our "Omarion "The Feel the Noise " Interview" Interview with Brittney Brackett