Thomas H. Stewart

Thoms H. Stewart is the youngest son of the iconic actress Tonea Stewart, known for her roles in In The Heat Of The Night the TV Series, and A Time To Kill. Thomas is a 2016 Emmy Awarded film producer, for his powerful short, Protect and Serve. Stewart is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University's Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications and a recipient of the Donald P. Bellisario Scholarship. He also received a B.A. at Alabama State University's Leila Barlow Theater in Visual and Performing Arts. His independent films earned him an internship at Tyler Perry Studios, followed by a position as a camera operator on the hit series Deserving Design with Vern Yip. Thomas was the Assistant Director of three Civil Rights Museums: The Greensboro Four in Greensboro, NC, The Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, AL, and The African American Museum of Philadelphia in Philadelphia, PA. Stewart is a film producer for The Los Angeles Unified School District in the Art Education Branch, developing original programs to promote the arts in education. Earning a 2018 Emmy Nomination with the hit show "Spotlight Arts", created by Rory Pullens on behalf of The Los Angeles Unified School District. He is currently a film producer in the Los Angeles Area and CEO of the WAZI Group founded in 2018.