Omaka Omegah
- Writer
- Actress
- Producer
Omaka "Rocks" Omegah, is a first generation American raised in Texas. She is the host and writer of multiple educational and informational (E/I) programming for children. She is the writer for Kartoon Circus and the Bill Nye inspired segment called "Why Girl." Additionally she has provided her voice for many projects throughout her years in the industry.
Omaka is a journalist. She travels globally for interviews of people and peculiar interests. She also engages red carpet and celebrity interviews. Omaka was the co-host for the nationally syndicated radio show, Casanova Casting Couch. Whilst doing the radio show, she was the film critic on the WB33 morning show, The Eye Opener. Additionally, Omaka has experience as a producer, writer, and Casting Director. Experience includes work on US national television shows, ex. "Cheaters" which is in global syndication.
In early years, Omaka was a typical last born with excitement and personality. She began performing and winning talent competitions. Omaka found herself doing pageants to pay for college, ultimately winning Miss Kansas Runway. Her platform was always "I Love My Mirror," a belief she has in the power of self love. She graduated college with a degree in Electrical Engineering and found her way to volunteering and becoming an executive board member at a local film non profit organization running the Public Relations and Fundraising.
Omaka resides in both the US and Sweden. Languages include: English, Igbo, Swedish, Danish
Omaka is a journalist. She travels globally for interviews of people and peculiar interests. She also engages red carpet and celebrity interviews. Omaka was the co-host for the nationally syndicated radio show, Casanova Casting Couch. Whilst doing the radio show, she was the film critic on the WB33 morning show, The Eye Opener. Additionally, Omaka has experience as a producer, writer, and Casting Director. Experience includes work on US national television shows, ex. "Cheaters" which is in global syndication.
In early years, Omaka was a typical last born with excitement and personality. She began performing and winning talent competitions. Omaka found herself doing pageants to pay for college, ultimately winning Miss Kansas Runway. Her platform was always "I Love My Mirror," a belief she has in the power of self love. She graduated college with a degree in Electrical Engineering and found her way to volunteering and becoming an executive board member at a local film non profit organization running the Public Relations and Fundraising.
Omaka resides in both the US and Sweden. Languages include: English, Igbo, Swedish, Danish
