Etienne Maurice

Etienne Maurice: Filmmaker, Actor, and Wellness Philanthropist

Etienne Maurice is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker, actor, designer, and wellness philanthropist.1 He is the founder and CEO of WalkGood LA, a non-profit organization dedicated to community healing and racial equity through the arts, health, and wellness.1

Background and Mission

• Born to a Jamaican-American mother and Afro-European father, Etienne is a Los Angeles native.1
• His mission is to build community in virtual and physical spaces through film, health, and wellness.1
• Outraged by injustices against Black and Brown people, he initiated WalkGood LA as the non-profit arm of his production company, WalkGood Productions.1
• The name "WalkGood" stems from an old Jamaican proverb for integrity, character, and good fortune.1

Experience

• Founder and CEO of WalkGood Productions, a hybrid independent film and television production company1
• Creative Director at the African American Film Critics Association1
• Executive Producer at The Uber Urban, producing content related to music, fashion, and pop culture1
• Production Assistant at Nickelodeon for the TV show "Instant Mom"1
• Associate Producer Intern at Nancy Glass Productions1
• Content Producer at Scoremore, producing viral videos of musicians like Wiz Khalifa, J. Cole, and Big Sean1
• Productions Assistant at NBC News, working on the set of the game show "Minute to Win It"1

Education

• Bachelor of Science in Cinematography and Film/Video Production from Drexel University1

Recent Updates

• Etienne is opening a Creative Wellness Studio in Los Angeles called "The Wellness Collective".2
• He helps visionaries and entrepreneurs get booked on podcasts and create their own, and hosts the top 5% globally ranked podcast "Spaghetti on the Wall".3