D Most High: Detroit's New Film & TV Powerhouse

On April 8th, a fresh powerhouse just dropped in the film and TV game, D most high film

and television, founded by Detroit screenwriter Erica Smith, and hip hop legend, Champ Town.

They're teaming up under iced tea's executive watch for his new platform, the OG Network,

cranking out movies, series, docs, and more across all genres.

Smith's already bringing heat with three finished feature films, a short and a full TV series,

all now live on the network, Champ Town, aka Mr. Ray, 10 words, bridges the creative hustle

to real execution, building on his roots in Detroit's hip hop scene.

This cruise back by heavy hitters like Entertainment Attorney Don Wilson, who's repped icons

from Michael Jackson to Master P.

There vibe?

Authentic stories with deep cultural ties and Champ Town's doc on Detroit hip hop, narrated

by Chuck D. is streaming everywhere from Amazon to Toobie.

Big projects in the pipeline include Smith's Untitled Film Iing Director, Ernest Dickerson,

a true crime drama co-created by Champ Town and iced tea whiff, John Wick's Chats the

Hellsky Producing, plus a six-hour limited series on Moore's Day with Emmy winner Tracey

Edmonds.

With nearly three dozen projects brewing under their banners, D most high is locked in to

shake up global entertainment from the motor city strong.