Bio

Winstina Taylor is a multitasking, multi-talented, award-winning, Sierra Leone-raised, American-trained actress, entrepreneur, philanthropist and humanitarian. Growing up, she was always branded a leader and goal getter. She attended Seaton Elementary in Washington DC where she was part of the Drama Club, Sister To Sister team helping girls become self-empowered. At Shaw Junior High School, she received many presidential honored awards and was accepted in Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington DC. However, she went to Duval High School in Maryland where she was part of the multicultural drama club team, step team, soccer, softball and went on to Prince George community College to earn her Registered Nurse degree. She later earned her master’s degree in Nursing Education at Walden University. Currently, Winstina is pursuing her Doctor of Nursing Degree (DNP).

Some of her movies are now distributed across Africa through the IROKO TV, DStv Channel, UK nations and many more outlets. Winstina’s drive is a force to be reckoned with, and she has proven that African movies can be done, and successfully so, in the USA, and helps crossover the racial and ethnic lines. She has been nominated for several awards in the movie industry as well as for her work as a humanitarian. The ambitious Winstina is a busy on-the-go woman who has her sights set on expanding her business and operations, having launched a successful production company Prime International Productions in an effort to help upcoming actors and entertainers to have a local production company to call home. For an educated and successful woman like people of her caliber, Winstina has managed to balance family, work and play, with serious dedication in helping the helpless especially her Sierra Leone community via Immaculate Charities co-owned with her mother Rosemarie Sesay. The organization is engaged in educating and feeding the poor in Sierra Leone and many other places. Winstina has taken a serious dedication to her Sierra Leone community in the US and back home. She has done educational tours to teach about health, communicable diseases, infectious diseases and hygiene to the rural people of Sierra Leone. Winstina and her family are currently paying over 20 student school fees in Sierra Leone and employ more than 50 workers under the Immaculate branch in Sierra Leone and a newly open family guest House in Makeni which is run and managed by her Uncle Robinson Sesay. Her biggest mission in life is to put a smile on everyone that comes around her and see no one left behind in poverty or hunger.