Stephanie C Dixon

Background

About Stephanie C Dixon

Stephanie Haynes was born in El Paso, Texas but raised in Dallas. After graduating from high school she immediately started beauty school to become a Cosmetologist. After working in the Cosmetology field for a few years she began to take an interest in modeling, landing her first modeling job with the “For Sisters Only” expo, she then began to branch out into the modeling world a bit more. After deciding that modeling was fun she began to travel to New York and New Jersey to model in competition and other fashion shows, she has been featured in many hairstyling magazines and was the model coordinator for Ebony Fashion Fair’s nationally known designer Antonio Wingfield. Stephanie then began to produce hair and fashion shows for beauty salons and fashion designers, then she created StylingDiva Productions as her own company to begin to do her own productions. Stephanie was later bitten by the acting bug and began to act in different stage plays, then having a passion for the youth, she wrote her own stage play “Not Too Young to Serve God” she produced and directed the play herself which was a huge success and had about 100 people to either dedicate or rededicate their lives to Christ. Stephanie has also written several other stage plays for her church as well as for Black History Month, also she wrote “Many Faces of Women” the monologues which deals with the stories of 9 different women, the situations they are going through and how they plan to get out. Stephanie also wrote, directed and produced a short film for the Irving Black Arts Film Festival entitled, “What Color are you Living In?” She is currently working on her latest short film,"Sunday Dinner Forgiveness". Stephanie’s personal and business motto is “I CAN do all things through Christ who strengthens me”