Show notes
Breaking Into... -- In this episode Black Hollywood Live host James Lott Jr. interviews Gerald Webb.
Gerald was born a performer. As far back as anyone can remember Gerald was telling stories or jokes, break dancing, rapping, acting or DJing. In grade school his teachers would ask him to do his President Jimmy Carter impersonation and in high school he dreamed of hosting Jeopardy or of being the anchorman on the local Philly news.
When asked how he transitioned from Philly/NJ DJ to studio executive, award winning producer and award winning actor in just eight years in Hollywood, Gerald replied: “Become a decision maker not the passive result of the decisions being made and be willing to work harder than you’ve ever imagined to expand your knowledge, talent and skill sets.”
Gerald was born a performer. As far back as anyone can remember Gerald was telling stories or jokes, break dancing, rapping, acting or DJing. In grade school his teachers would ask him to do his President Jimmy Carter impersonation and in high school he dreamed of hosting Jeopardy or of being the anchorman on the local Philly news.
When asked how he transitioned from Philly/NJ DJ to studio executive, award winning producer and award winning actor in just eight years in Hollywood, Gerald replied: “Become a decision maker not the passive result of the decisions being made and be willing to work harder than you’ve ever imagined to expand your knowledge, talent and skill sets.”