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Elvina has always had a passion for entertainment. With a background as an Operating Program Officer for Sacramento County, she excelled in proposal writing, securing grants, and organizing employment events for residents in the greater Sacramento area. As a visionary Executive Producer, Elvina brings a keen eye for compelling storytelling, with a strong passion for comedy and dramedies. She is recognized for leading teams in the creation of high-quality, entertaining content that resonates with audiences. Her dedication to excellence and ability to bring creative visions to life make her an invaluable part of the Love is Blind team.

Born in New York and raised in Northern California, Parneille has spent years shaping stories behind the scenes in various production roles, most recently as a Post Production Supervisor. After graduating from California State University, Sacramento, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in TV and Film Production. Since then, she has contributed her talents to some of the industry's biggest studios, including CBS, Fox, CW, Warner Bros, Paramount, NBC Universal, MTV, ABC, and Disney. Her work spans acclaimed productions such as Poppa's House, Grown-ish, Act Your Age, Mixed-ish, Black Lightning, House M.D., Lincoln Heights, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Now stepping into the director’s chair, Parneille is channeling her years of experience into crafting compelling narratives for the screen and embarking on an exciting new chapter in writing and directing. Her directorial debut, the short film "Love is Blind," marks the beginning of her mission to tell powerful, authentic stories featuring strong women and people of color—both comedic and dramatic. Beyond film and television, Parneille is passionate about music and creative writing. When she's not immersed in storytelling, she enjoys soaking in the beauty of Southern California. Whether it’s at the beach, hiking scenic trails, brunching with friends, or dancing, she continues to embrace creativity in all forms.

A multifaceted talent behind the camera, working as a Producer and in the Camera and Electrical departments. With a strong foundation in television production, he holds a degree from California State University, Northridge, specializing in Producing. In addition to his work behind the scenes, Piankhi has built an impressive resume as an actor. Passionate about collaborating with diverse filmmakers, he is dedicated to bringing unique stories to life. Always eager to explore new perspectives in film and television, Piankhi continues to push creative boundaries in every project he takes on.

Chay is an emerging indie Producer and the owner of CharChay Productions. With Master’s In Film & Television Producing from Sacred Heart University, her focus is telling diverse stories and giving voices to marginalized communities, Her work includes feature film “As The Village Sleep, Tragedy Of Chance, Cobra Kai and her latest project Reasonable Doubt on Hulu.

A’sia (A-sha) Horne is a multi-hyphenate creative making her mark in the industry. An editor, writer, and producer, she began her career rising to Senior Editor at RPA, working with clients like Honda, ARCO, and LA-Z-Boy Furniture. Post-production has been the foundation of her career, leading her to work across scripted television, digital media, and independent film. In scripted television, A’sia has worked as an assistant editor on NBC’s Young Rock, based on Dwayne Johnson’s childhood, Lena Waithe’s BET series Twenties, and Gina Prince-Bythewood’s 2022 epic film The Woman King. In the indie space, she has edited short films that have screened at film festivals, including My Condolences by television writer Mika Frank and Lyz by television writer Darnell Brown. Her proudest endeavor is her own: hello.goodbye, a proof-of-concept short film that she wrote, executive produced, and edited. The film was an official selection at the 2023 Micheaux Film Festival, the 2023 Oscar-qualifying BronzeLens Film Festival, and the 2025 Black Girls Rock Film Festival. Her major achievement is hello.goodbye is currently streaming on ALLBLK, a subsidiary of AMC. A’sia continues to shop the project as a TV series. Continuing her growth in post in 2024 and 2025, A’sia served as a freelance editor and post-producer for TikTok, assisting in the creation of over 200 videos for the TikTok Shop US page. She also post-produced a 2025 commercial spot for TikTok, set to go live in March. Additionally, she was one of the directors for two series on the TikTok Shop US page, proving her ability to lead both production and post teams from ideation to completion. Beyond her work in film and television, A’sia is passionate about empowering the next generation. She co-founded the nonprofit The Hue Collective, which introduces youth of color to post-production by teaching them video editing. And currently, she is preparing to raise funds for The Nesting, a sci-fi proof of concept for a feature she wrote and plans to direct.

Crystal Rose Holmes is a Television Post Producer. Over her 14 year career in Network television she has Produced shows for NBC, ABC, Marvel, Bravo Network, E! Entertainment, DC Comics and more. Crystal Rose prides herself in advocating for black talent in all areas of Post Production. She started her career as a Post Production assistant on the hit television show House on Fox. From there Crystal Rose went on to work on Covert Affairs (USA), Legion (MARVEL/FX), Fargo (FX) and Black Lightning (DC COMICS/CW). She is currently Producing Season 4 of Grownish, starring Yara Shahidi and Season 3 of AP Bio starring Glenn Howerton. Crystal Rose is a graduate of Columbia College Film School and hails from the best city on the face of the planet: Chicago, Illinois.

Kelly Soll is an Editor with experience cutting features, short films, scripted and reality TV. She has worked as an Assistant Editor in reality TV for 5 years on shows such as: The Bachelor, The Dead Files, Celebrity Wife Swap, and The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. In 2017, Kelly was invited into the ACE Diversity Mentorship Program and shortly after made the jump to scripted, working on The Last Black Man in San Francisco, as well as Yellowstone, Atypical, God Friended Me and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. In 2018, she started a group to mentor women and BIPOC where she teaches free Assistant Editing classes to help people get their foot in the door. She also guest lectures at colleges.

A multi-hyphenate Director, Writer, and Actress. Her past credits include How to Get Away with Murder, Grown-ish, Twenties, and her directorial debut, C.R.I.T.I.C., a film she wrote and starred in. She was honored to serve as the 1st Assistant Director for the short film Love Is Blind, an opportunity that allowed her to collaborate artistically with her creative "fam"—a true dream come true. Jessica looks forward to continuing her role when Love Is Blind expands into a series. She is beyond proud of Parneille Walker and the entire cast and crew for bringing this story to life with passion, mutual respect, and top-tier excellence.

Norette is a talented Producer, Writer and 2nd Assistant Director, with a passion for bringing compelling stories to life on screen. Her past credits include “For The Love of Jason” and “The Couch: Black Girl Erupted” for BET. Her role as 2nd AD on “Love Is Blind”, highlighted her great eye for detail and a deep understanding of production logistics, she thrives in the fast-paced world of filmmaking, ensuring that every aspect of production runs smoothly and efficiently. She brings creativity, organization, and a strong storytelling sensibility to every endeavor. With a growing body of work across film and television, Norette continues to make her mark in the industry, collaborating with filmmakers and creators who share her vision for impactful, well-executed storytelling.