Willie Speight

Willie Speight is an American Republican author, a multi-millionaire business man, film director, writer, producer, is the CEO and Founder of Speight Entertainment Films, CEO and Founder of Speight Enterprises, and CEO & Founder of Colour Koded Corporation in Atlanta. Colour Koded is a Global Makeup Company. Colour Koded became the fastest growing makeup company across the world. In May 2019, Speight Launched Willie Speight Cosmetics. Raised in a Christian home, Willie Speight grew up giving back to less fortunate families. He started The Willie Speight Foundation in Atlanta. The Willie Speight Foundation has helped over 20k less fortunate families across America behind the scenes. A native of York, Alabama, growing up in Alabama molded Speight into a now six foot tall, 245lbs of pure muscle man, with an unprecedented drive and determination. After attending college, he relocated to Huntsville, Alabama where he established his mark as a prestigious entrepreneur by opening numerous businesses. His writing was the result of his first book, "Forbidden Luv. " Writing became second nature to Speight, forcing him to release his fourth book only 9 years later.

After working countless and feverish hours as if it were a race against time, Speight wrote, Your Child Support Check Ruined Our Child's Life, and national best-selling novel, The Holloway Story," which were all concluded June of 2010. No sooner than establishing his affection as a national best-selling author, Speight embarked upon filmmaking.

At the beginning of 2010, Speight plunged right into his second film.

Released in selected theaters September of 2008, the sole intention of his debut film, titled "Switching Roles," was to initiate parents and kids to appreciate every role and aspect that life has to offer.

In late 2007, he proceeded to film a thought provoking synopsis about adults and children switching characters and the journey that life takes them on.

His attention was captivated by "The Holloway Story," which is based on authentic events that occurred in 1987 in his native community of York, Alabama. Although, only a freshman in high school, he has never relinquished the memories of the rape and brutal murder of his fellow classmate, Patricia Ann Hannah. Accompanying those vivid recollections is also the constant reminder of the consequential arrest and conviction of Shelton Jerome Holloway. At the time, Holloway was a mentally challenged janitor at Sumter County High School, Speight and Miss Hannah attended. Shelton Jerome Holloway is serving a life sentence for capital murder in Alabama.