Creating new animated content with Kevin Hart with a unique 3D style and small studio approach.

Chris “Broadway” Romero has always had a vision for himself. Growing up in Prince George’s county, Maryland, he discovered his passion at an early age, and has aggressively pursued his career in the visual arts field since then, diving headlong into the world of digital art and the growing internet. This journey led him to NYC where he worked with some of the biggest names at the crossroads of entertainment and technology. As the creator of BWAY TOONS animation studio, he sees the world and the metaverse as an endless, connected canvas, ripe for remixing and innovation. For over 20 years, Broadway has built up a reputation as the go-to guy for animation in the music / digital space. Broadway made the transition into the music industry with Big Pun’s “How We Roll,” an animated music video, the first in a series of innovative visuals that blazed a trail in performance and motion capture that have resulted in hundreds of millions of views. He went on to work for 50 Cent as creative and digital director and racked up accolades by directing and producing live and animated music videos, helping create hit records, and building 50’s social network, the highly successful website thisis50.com. Broadway writes, directs, performs, and edits full animation productions with his virtual team. "We do it all from script to screen, from pencil to pixel," says Broadway, who holds a degree in Imaging and Digital Art from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, which he attended on a full University Scholarship and graduated Cum Laude. He combines knowledge of animation, gaming, the internet, and the music business that got him nominated for Billboard’s 30 under 30 in the music business. Broadway has come full circle, focused 3D animation and the metaverse. He recently teamed up with Kevin Hart and LOL! Studios to create "Confessions from the Hart," an animated series featuring stories told by Kevin, immortalized in Broadway's unique 3D animation style.

Translating game assets into high end cinematics and promotional art, animated and directed over 35 minutes of content for the Cyber Arena launch. Trained AI models on the characters for virtual photo shoots, further expanding the footprint of the IP. Used AI to enhance 3D rendered sequence to higher and fidelity and better aesthetic. Conceptualizing and designing new game concepts for celebrity collaborations.

B Way Creative / Romotion AMS is a creative agency and production house that makes high quality media for all industries. 3D Animation, Visualization, Pitch Videos and Startup Support, Short and Feature Films, Music Videos, Commercials, Graphic Design, and Socially Powered Websites. Creative consultation and technology advisory for Companies, Artists, Brands, and Celebrities.

Creative consulting, direction, and production on celebrity based apps, games, and video platforms. Working with development and creative teams and celebrity / brand management to create authentic, fun experiences for fans across multiple platforms.

A partnership between B Way Creative and Phase One Communications to develop audio and visual creative assets and technology platforms.

Created the Eazy E and Ol Dirty Bastard holograms for Rock the Bells 2013; Instrumental in creating Play GIG-IT, the largest music game in history, now on Facebook.

The fastest growing network on white label social network service NING, this community entertainment blog has grown to be among the top 3 hip hop websites in the world, boasting 500,000 member profiles and 3 million unique visits per month.

In working for 50 Cent and G Unit Records, Broadway transformed a record label support office and video department into a fully functioning media company, while building the largest celebrity based social network and blog site in the world, Thisis50.com. He pioneered the concept of fan and crowd-sourcing in the music business, by literally hiring his first few recruits directly online, from as far away as Australia and France, as well as dozens of fan-administrators and content creators empowered through his platform design vision. Broadway was Initially hired to produce an animated cartoon pilot for 50 Cent, and soon also took over all online operations for the multi platinum megastar. Soon, he was managing 12 myspace accounts with 10s of millions of friends; as the Myspace era ended, Broadway had the vision to create a new platform that could be directly administered and monetized by his growing team. After growing the site to 4 million unique visitors a month, and with the music business in a state of turmoil, in 2010, Broadway set his sights back to continuing to build his own vision of entertainment and community. Following his mentor 50 Cent's advice, he went back to building his brand at BroadwayAllDay.com

Created Web 2.0 campaigns merging the creative impact and community interest of celebrities with the best of Silicon Valley's technologies. The key company in Web 2.0 growth within the music industry. Helped launch the Kyte, Ning, Saynow, and other successful technology platforms. Company later was sold to Halogen

Lead 3D Artist and Technical Director at Count Time Productions, a pioneering company that brings creative concepts to life through animation. Based in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, it had one of the first full body motion capture systems in New York City. Produced 2001's Big Pun "HOW WE ROLL" Music video.

Created promotional animation of "The Source" related characters for online and CD-ROM content

Founding member of XL Translab "Core Team" that became Bethesda Softworks Art Department