The Collective
Overview:
The Collective is a fictional series that is fused with drama, suspense, action, and a little comedy. The story takes place in current times in the United States. The story's main character is Cashmere Wellington a successful sports agent who ends up leaving her profession when she finds out that her great grandfather has passed and she is now the CEO of an exclusive high-end art gallery that her great grandfather created and owned. However, that is not the only thing Cashmere will be inheriting. Come along on for the ride as Cashmere must fight to defend her family's legacy. A original screen play created written and directed by Colored Girl Film Productions members of The Uniq Art Collective's subsidiary group.
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