Tejay Bah is a Sierra Leonean/American stage/film actor, writer and director who was born in Freetown grew up in Liberia and St. Louis. He graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in Business. He moved to California to pursue his true passion and become an actor. He has appeared on the Tracey Ullman show, State of the Union, Tim & Eric Awesome Show and has also performed at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, Nesona Play Reading Festival and many plays around the Los Angeles areas and still continues. He recently completed his first short film Emotions as a writer, director and actor and is currently working on two features. He also studied with the Robey Theatre Co., founded by Danny Glover and Ben Guillory. He is passionate about African cinema and the untold stories of immigrants.
Pan African Film Festival
