Over the past decade, Don Snipes has continued to push forward in the entertainment industry. Don’s love for the theatre is where his journey began. Don has played the role of actor, utilized his ability as a writer, and displayed his artistic vision as a director. After two seasons of playing “Lance”, a comedic character, on MyTV20’s, Because We’re Men, Don started to pick up more dramatic roles. Don is currently starring in Zachery Cunningham’s debut feature film, In a Sentimental Mood. The film has been picked up for distribution and selected to open for the Detroit Black Film Festival. After a few years of consistently acting in various shows and amid his acting jobs, Don capitalized on his experiences to begin directing projects. This move led him to working with more notable talents like: Jackie Harry of 227 and Sister Sister; Clifton Powell of Saints and Sinners, as well as Vivica A. Fox of Set It Off, and many more. A pivotal moment in Don’s career was when he directed a production at the historic Detroit Opera House. To highlight more of his works, at the end of August, Don expanded his work portfolio by adding First Assistant Director and Co-writer to his many talents for the socially conscious project, Melanin, a Darren Brown film. He has also starred in another socially conscious short film, Right On, where he plays a Black Activist, writer living in Detroit during the aftermath of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Staying busy, Don currently stars in The Youser’s with Lulu Dahl on Amazon Prime. Don can also be seen in Dymez set to release in October 2021. These days, Don is currently working on a script for an Atlanta-based production and looks forward to continuing to explore all his creative talents in every aspect of the field.