Theron Smith, a Brooklyn Native, first got his start in 1991 as an extra for the Spike Lee movie Malcolm X. Years later, he would go on to be an intern for the Director on his movie Clockers. Solidifying his foundation early within the film industry, these opportunities lead him to work with the Casting Company Winsome Sinclair and Associates. During his time there, he worked on other Spike Lee films including He Got Game, Summer of Sam, Get on the Bus, Bamboozled, and Inside Man. He also worked on major box office films including Steven Spielberg’s Amistad, Tony K’s American History X, Hype Williams’s Belly, and John Singleton’s Woo.His transition into the music business came shortly after being featured in Spike Lee's Bamboozled. He started his own production company and in a short amount of time, formed professional relationships with Jay-Z, Just Blaze, Kanye West, and Swizz Beatz all the while working on music videos for Nas, TLC, New Edition, and Notorious B.I.G. to name a few. This lead to his first Feature Film as the Cinematographer of Jay-Z FADE TO BLACK (2004).With directing and film work under his belt, transitioning into television was a natural progression. His cinematography lead him to work on MTV News, BET News, 106 & Park, The Chappelle Show and various National TV Commercials. Theron's Producing Legacy in Television spans across numerous Networks throughout Viacom. He started by being one of the producers of BET Rap City. Most notably, he revived 90s cult hip-hop show, Yo! MTV Raps: Classic Cuts. He helped create an international presence for MTV2’s Sucker Free Countdown, which aired throughout various countries in Africa, Europe and India. Recent work with Viacom had Theron working Post Production on Nick Cannons Wildin' Out and Produced and Directed the VH1 Digital Series Behind the Breaks.He plans to make the lives of others better through his art of creating, be it film, documentaries, or television. His indelible mark on this industry will continue to evolve for future generations to follow!