Red Dahlia Public Relations & Marketing Announces New Client: Actor Michael Beasley

July 11, 2012 - PRLog -- Atlanta, GA – Red Dahlia Public Relations & Marketing a full services public relations and marketing firm is pleased to welcome newest client, actor/director Michael Beasley.  Red Dahlia Public Relations & Marketing will be responsible for all of Michael Beasley’s social media initiatives, while also handling their public relations and special events.

"We're very excited about beginning this partnership with Michael Beasley," said Gardner Craig, President of Red Dahlia Public Relations & Marketing. His success in the movie and entertainment is unsuppressed and we look forward to a long last partnership with our client as we work to grow and build not only his brand as an actor but his brand as a director, acting coach and owner of a film production company.  

Michael Beasley has worked on over 35 films in the last five years, he is also currently on the only African American recurring cast member of the Starz original series Magic City, which takes place in 1959 Miami Beach, FL.  In addition to Magic City, Michael has just finished filming the Lifetime remake of Steel Magnolia that has an all-star cast including Jill Scott, Phylicia Rashad, Queen Latifah, Alfre Woodard, and Condola Rashad. Currently taken the industry by storm Michael is set to start filming his very first production this fall and will release it through his production company Isis Ra Films (pronounced "Eye-sis Ray).

“I am very excited to be working with Gardner Craig and her team, even though they are a young firm they have the experience and the knowledge to tell the story of my career,” explains Michael.

To find out more about actor/director Michael Beasley please visit his website www.michael-beasley.com or visit his Imdb http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2689261/. Follow on twitter @actormichaelbeasley .


About Michael Beasley:
Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Michael caught the acting bug several years ago, when his father, John Beasley, came to Atlanta to perform in Kenny Leon’s production of “Jitney,” at The Alliance Theater. Michael played professional basketball, mainly overseas (Puerto Rico, Argentina, Dominic Republic, Chile, and Mexico). He knew he couldn't play basketball forever and decided to reinvent himself as an actor. He decided to pursue his acting career full time in 2005.