Nia Miranda

Nia Miranda is a Detroit-born actress and filmmaker with Igbo Nigerian roots whose performances radiate power and charm. She shines in the ALLBLK pilot series G.R.I.T.S., embodying a raw, fiery, and magnetic character who glides through scenes on roller skates-captivating audiences with authenticity and edge. Her feature credits include Midas Code alongside Omar Gooding and James Moses Black, and Richard Lawson's Black Terror, a standout at Cannes and Essence Film Festival. Beyond film and television, Nia has become a sought-after commercial talent, with campaigns for NetCredit and RevAir amassing over 15 million views and proving her wide-reaching influence. Her impact extends internationally as a board member of the Silicon Valley African Film Festival, a world-class platform that celebrates African cinema and fosters collaboration between American and African filmmakers. Through this work, Nia advances cultural literacy, champions authentic storytelling, and strengthens creative ties across continents. Equally committed to service off-screen, Nia embodies her alter-ego "Eco Sistah," performing hip-hop sustainability shows for thousands of students worldwide. She recently volunteered in Kenya, helping install solar panels and a computer lab for an elementary school receiving electricity for the first time-a transformative milestone for the community. As co-creator of the bestselling children's rap-along book series Let's Go Eco, she continues to merge art, advocacy, and education, using storytelling to empower youth and spark global change.