Two Lewis
- Executive
- Manager
- Producer
Two Lewis (born August 24, 1986, in Atlanta, Georgia) is a producer, executive producer, and Grammy Award-winning music executive working across film, television, music, and live entertainment.
Lewis is the co-founder of Take Two Entertainment, a New York and Atlanta-based production company focused on developing and producing culturally resonant, commercially viable film and television projects. His producing credits include the Tribeca Film Festival-selected feature Color Book (Executive Producer), which has won more than 30 international awards, the short film 333 (Executive Producer/Producer), and The Nowhere Man (Executive Producer), which premiered as a number one series on Starz in 2026. In 2025, he sold his first feature film and expanded into theater as a producer on an Off-Broadway production Duke & Roya alongside John Legend, Mike Jackson, and Kerry Washington.
Before transitioning into film and television, Lewis built a successful career in the music industry. He began as an intern at So So Def Recordings and later held A&R and marketing roles at Virgin Records, Island Def Jam, and US Records/J Records. As a music executive, he contributed to Grammy Award-winning projects and was part of record-setting commercial successes, including Shaboozey’s "A Bar Song (Tipsy)," which tied the Billboard record for most weeks at number one.
Lewis is also the founder of Owner’s District Management Agency, where he has represented talent across music, film, and sports, including Omari Hardwick, Brett Gray, and others. His broader background includes marketing experience with the NFL, producing branded gaming activation's tied to Super Bowl and Pro Bowl weekend.
In addition to his entertainment work, Lewis is the founder of On Track Georgia and MENtour, nonprofit initiatives focused on youth development, mentorship, and education.
Lewis is the co-founder of Take Two Entertainment, a New York and Atlanta-based production company focused on developing and producing culturally resonant, commercially viable film and television projects. His producing credits include the Tribeca Film Festival-selected feature Color Book (Executive Producer), which has won more than 30 international awards, the short film 333 (Executive Producer/Producer), and The Nowhere Man (Executive Producer), which premiered as a number one series on Starz in 2026. In 2025, he sold his first feature film and expanded into theater as a producer on an Off-Broadway production Duke & Roya alongside John Legend, Mike Jackson, and Kerry Washington.
Before transitioning into film and television, Lewis built a successful career in the music industry. He began as an intern at So So Def Recordings and later held A&R and marketing roles at Virgin Records, Island Def Jam, and US Records/J Records. As a music executive, he contributed to Grammy Award-winning projects and was part of record-setting commercial successes, including Shaboozey’s "A Bar Song (Tipsy)," which tied the Billboard record for most weeks at number one.
Lewis is also the founder of Owner’s District Management Agency, where he has represented talent across music, film, and sports, including Omari Hardwick, Brett Gray, and others. His broader background includes marketing experience with the NFL, producing branded gaming activation's tied to Super Bowl and Pro Bowl weekend.
In addition to his entertainment work, Lewis is the founder of On Track Georgia and MENtour, nonprofit initiatives focused on youth development, mentorship, and education.
