Malachi Rivers Bio Born in Prince George's County, Maryland, and trained in New York City, Malachi Rivers is an award-winning actor, content creator, producer, rapper, and spoken-word artist who has performed on some of the world's most respected stages including, the Kennedy Center and The Apollo Theatre and can be seen in the Oscar award-winning film ‘Mank’ directed by David Fincher. Rivers, is the recipient of the 2020 Indie Series Award for "Best Soundtrack" for his work as music supervisor on the award-winning digital series ‘Poz Roz’ in which he stars as the lead male actor in the role of "Jabbar" and also, serves as an executive producer on the show. ‘Poz Roz’, also won Rivers the award for "Best Drama Series" at the Micheaux Film festival that same year. In 2019, Rivers was awarded "Best Monologue" and "Best Vocal Performance in a Musical" at the Mayan Industry Awards. Rivers, was nominated for "Best Supporting Actor" at the Urban Web Series awards for his role as "William Green" in the popular web series ‘L.I.P.S.’ which streamed on media mogul, rapper, and actor 50 Cent website Thisis50.com. In 2018, Rivers was the recipient of the "Best Performance in a Musical" Award from the National Association of Women in the Arts for his role as "Chad Boss" in the NAACP Theatre award-winning play Ferguson. Rivers, has appeared in several television shows and films including, a series regular role on Rhonda Mitchell M.D. as "Brian Donovan" on Tubi. Most recently, Rivers was honored at the 2021 Micheaux Film Festival as an "Actor to Watch." Rivers, is in post-production for his own series that he created and wrote entitled ‘Moments’. The series is about a POC therapy group and the moment that led them to therapy. Starring Rivers, Rutina Wesley (Queen Sugar, True Blood), Sufe Bradshaw (Veep), Desean Terry (The Morning Show), Jeff Gardere (Love & Hip-Hop, CNN) Thomas Hobson (That Girl Lay Lay) and many other buzzing actors of color.