Quick Bio

Breion Moses is the Founder of 7 Hillz Productions and visionary behind the ReelBack Film Summit. 7 Hillz is a full-service production company that prides itself on employing quality people and producing quality projects. The ReelBack is the first film summit that focuses specifically on HBCU graduates and students. A native of South Florida, Breion was a co-instructor at the Black Women in Film Summit, a panelist at the Fyli, Film, Music, Art & Culture (FMAC) at Jazz In The Gardens, iGen Film Festival and speaker Portland State University, California State University, Long Beach - Civility LB at It’s Just PR Media Mingle. Breion was named by Legacy Magazine one of “South Florida’s Most Influential and Prominent Black Women in Business and Industry” for 2020 and was previously honored by the publication’s 2019 “South Florida 40 under 40 Leaders of Tomorrow.” Breion was featured by McDonald’s campaign, “Black & Positively Golden Mosaic.”

She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Nova Southeastern University and a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Florida A&M University. She is also certified to help veterans to civilian society.

Breion is fully committed to helping others. As such, she is heavily involved in her community and serves as the CEO of Seven Hillz Productions Foundation Incorporated, which provides education and scholarships to new and aspiring filmmakers. She is also a member of The Black Women Film Network, National Forum of Public Administrators and the NOVA Southeastern, Bethune Cookman University and FAMU Alumni Associations.