Tonia Daley-Campbell is an actress, director, producer and community activist. As a mother of 4 and a foster carer, she's not shy of hard work. In 2014 Tonia set up her charity Kuumba Arts Movement supporting disadvantaged young people by using the creative arts, and as part of the charity Tonia also set up a film school called 4th Wall. The film school project was funded for 3 years supporting young people from diverse backgrounds. Tonia now runs and owns her own drama school ACTS and is also the young children's agent at Red Talent Management. Tonia is committed to supporting young hidden talent. Her recent acting credits include Lenny Henry's Danny and the human zoo playing Mrs Patterson, Feature film London Town playing Mamma Letty, Gazebo theatres "sorry no coloureds" Sante Theatre's Cracked, and short film Giants which was shortlisted for an RTS award. Tonia is currently producing brand new Birmingham based TV series "Lucid The Dreamwalker" a psychological thriller and story of discovery and is the writer/director of a brand new theatre production entitled "Dr King The Aftermath", which explores how far we have come with equality 50 years since Dr King's assassination. Tonia has just finished writing her first book "39 steps to 40" which she hopes will be the first of a series of fun insightful little pocket books, inspiring those creatives and non-creatives, who consistently doubt their ability to achieve. Tonia is also an author in the collaborative book Confidence Confidential an Amazon Best Seller Compiled by Marcia M Spence.