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Afrocents Corp is a New York-based global media, technology, publishing and education company dedicated to amplifying truth, empowering communities and creating world-class platforms that serve people across every nation and culture.
Built on one enduring belief — that every person deserves to feel liked, loved and respected — Afrocents delivers AI-powered education through Common Sense University & Technology · publishes life-changing books · produces compelling media · and provides practical tools for communities worldwide.
We serve students from ages 5 through PhD · in 13 languages · across 50+ countries · 24 hours a day · 7 days a week. Our platform features music · culture · education · publishing · health · civic empowerment · and community services — all in one place.
Ambassador Glenroy is a diplomat, author of five books, film writer, media entrepreneur, and unwavering voice for truth and justice on the global stage.
Born into the proud and sovereign legacy of the Maroon Nation — an Indigenous people whose freedom was secured through the historic 1738 Peace Treaty, one of the earliest peace treaties in the Western Hemisphere — Ambassador Glenroy carries an ancestral mandate to speak truth to power, protect the vulnerable, and demand accountability from systems that have failed the people they were built to serve.
He serves as a recognized Diplomatic Representative of the Indigenous Sovereign Maroon Nation and as a director within the United Nations framework. His education in sovereignty, common law, and international legal systems was pursued not for prestige but for purpose — to become a voice for the voiceless and an advocate for those the world has chosen to overlook.
As Founder and CEO of Afrocents Corp, based in New Rochelle, New York, Ambassador Glenroy has built a growing global media, technology and publishing company dedicated to amplifying truth, empowering communities, and creating world-class platforms that serve people across every nation and culture.
The COVID-19 pandemic was not merely a professional subject for Ambassador Glenroy — it was deeply personal. Watching the world suffer while those responsible faced no accountability, he made a decision that would change the direction of his life: to study, to document, and to write the book that the world needed but no one else was willing to write. COVID-19: Shock, Reckoning & Lessons for the Future is the result of that decision.
As a film writer, Ambassador Glenroy has written the complete 108-minute screenplay for COVID-19 Ghosts, the first feature film of The Chronicles of Lethe, and is developing a TV limited series inspired by the COVID-19 Ghost Stories book series. He resides in New Rochelle, New York, and continues his diplomatic, media, and advocacy work with the conviction that truth — however uncomfortable, however inconvenient — is always worth fighting for.
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The COVID-19 book is available now on Gumroad and comes to Amazon in early October. The other four are being finalized for Amazon and will be released soon.
Further volumes of the COVID-19 Ghost Stories series are in development. Visit the store at afrocents.gumroad.com.
The COVID-19 Ghost Stories books are becoming a film franchise.
A feature-length horror drama and the first film of The Chronicles of Lethe. Behavioral epidemiologist Dr. Amara Indra discovers that the forgotten dead of history's pandemics are refusing to stay forgotten, and that she may be the only living voice able to speak for them.
No weapons, no gore. Presence and truth are the horror, and every frightening moment serves accountability. The full 108-minute screenplay is written.
Based on the published books COVID-19: Shock, Reckoning & Lessons for the Future and The Long Memory.
We are searching worldwide for the woman who will play Dr. Amara Indra: ages 25 to 42, any country, any background.
Submit an AuditionWe welcome conversations with film schools, producers and production partners.
Email afrocentstv@gmail.comWe are not just looking for one person. We are casting 26 leading roles, worldwide.
Afrocents is searching for the people who will bring COVID-19 Ghosts to the screen: a feature-length horror drama inspired by the book COVID-19: Shock, Reckoning & Lessons for the Future, and the first film of The Chronicles of Lethe.
The search begins with Dr. Amara Indra, and it doesn't end there. We welcome actors of every background, from every country, whether you are experienced or just starting out.
The film is currently in development. Production details and compensation will be shared directly with selected candidates.
Submit Your Audition How to audition, step by step →COVID-19 Ghosts is inspired by COVID-19: Shock, Reckoning & Lessons for the Future by Ambassador Glenroy and Judith McLaren, PhD. It is where Dr. Amara Indra’s story begins, and where you will first meet Dr. Sarah Chen, Marcus, Maria Santos, Eleanor and Giuseppe. Reading it is the best way to understand the world your character lives in, the grief behind the story, and why it matters.
Get the Book on Gumroad · $24.99A behavioral epidemiologist and author who studies how the world forgets its pandemics, until the forgotten dead begin reaching out to her. Intelligent, guarded, deeply compassionate.
A healer who treats the living and the dead side by side. Calm, wise, unhurried and fiercely compassionate. The real Dr. McLaren may appear in selected scenes.
The gathered memory of every uncounted death for twenty-four centuries. Ancient, patient and angry. Her final look and voice will be shaped in casting and design.
A Black ICU nurse in New York who draws a small heart on his face shield for luck. Hour fourteen of an eight-hour shift, and still on his ward.
A new mother who died without ever holding her daughter. Tender, heartbroken, unbreakable.
A police officer who never met his son. Big, gruff, full of love, and determined that someone finally answers for it.
A Kingston nursing sister of forty-one years. Speaks Jamaican patois. Commanding and warm.
A family doctor from Guayaquil, Ecuador. Spanish-speaking. Calm, determined, compassionate.
A gap-toothed boy who loves dinosaurs, named after a brave nurse. He comes home to see his collection one last time.
Amara's oldest friend, an infectious disease physician. A rational skeptic until one night changes everything.
A mother who visits her son James's memorial every week. Quiet, steady, fierce.
A man from Bergamo, Italy, who calls Amara in the night because the dead of his city are everywhere he walks.
A polished nursing home executive with a practiced smile and a great deal to hide.
A politician, camera-ready even when alone, who once grinned at a “Reopen Now” rally.
A sharp television network executive, used to being the smartest person in every room.
A pharmaceutical executive reviewing record profits over champagne, thirty thousand feet above the ocean.
Maria's husband, aged beyond his years by grief, raising their daughter alone.
DeShawn's wife. Tired strength in every movement, raising their little boy to know who his father was.
Little Marcus's mother, carrying the kind of grief that never fully lifts.
Sister Beryl's granddaughter, a nursing student in Kingston following in her footsteps. Speaks Jamaican patois.
Rosario's husband. Quiet strength.
Rosario's daughter, now studying medicine like the mother she lost.
A Black small business owner, exhausted beyond her years, facing a system that punished her and spared the powerful.
The historian of Athens, 430 BC, who survived the plague and wrote it down so the world might remember.
A teacher who never stopped teaching, still quietly helping the new teachers in her old classroom.
A bus driver who carried the city through the worst of it, with no protection, and wants to know why.
Sophia and Malik (both 4, child roles), Rose (70s), nurses, doctors, families, workers and witnesses from every walk of life and every continent.
Submissions for anyone under 18 must come from a parent or legal guardian.
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Afrocents is searching for the actress who will become Dr. Amara Indra: the lead of the feature film COVID-19 Ghosts, the heart of The Chronicles of Lethe, and the face of Afrocents.
Plays ages 25 to 42 · Any country · Any background · Experienced or just starting out.
Dr. Amara Indra is a behavioral epidemiologist and author. She has spent her career documenting one pattern: every pandemic in history is met with denial, then blame, and then forgetting. Then her bathroom mirror shatters inward, and in every shard she sees a stranger's final moment.
She is intelligent, guarded and deeply compassionate. Across the story she becomes the bridge between the living and the forgotten dead, the one person willing to say their names out loud and ask who is responsible.
The lead of COVID-19 Ghosts, a feature-length horror drama. The full screenplay is written.
COVID-19 Ghosts is the first film of The Chronicles of Lethe. Amara is the thread that runs through the saga.
The story world is being developed for a television series, with Amara at its center.
Amara becomes the public face of Afrocents: campaigns, events, interviews and the COVID-19 Help Center.
This is a paid lead role. For the right actress it can also open doors that most roles never do:
Use this script for a video, a voice-over, a live stream or a post. Read time is about 90 seconds.
[Open on a close-up. A mirror. Soft light.]
Every pandemic in history ends the same way. First we deny it. Then we blame each other. And then we forget.
Millions of names. Nurses. Doctors. Mothers. Fathers. Workers who kept the world running. Many of them were never counted, and too many were never mourned.
One woman refuses to forget. Her name is Dr. Amara Indra.
[Beat.]
Afrocents is searching the world for the actress who will become her.
Amara is the lead of COVID-19 Ghosts, a feature film and the first chapter of The Chronicles of Lethe. She is the heart of a franchise, the center of a planned television series, and she will be the face of Afrocents, standing for every family still waiting to hear their loved one's name.
This is a paid lead role, with pay and terms agreed directly with the actress we choose. It is a role that can grow with every film, every season and every campaign that follows.
She is played between 25 and 42. She can come from any country and any background. Experienced or brand new, if this story lives in you, we want to see you.
Visit the casting page on the Afrocents website. Read the book behind the film, choose your role, and record up to three minutes on your phone, playing that role. Send it to dramara.indra@gmail.com.
It is free to audition. It always will be.
[Beat. Hold on the mirror.]
The search for Dr. Amara Indra has begun. Could that be you?
[End card: #SearchingForDrAmaraIndra · afrocents.com/casting]
The audition steps, what to record and where to send it are all on the casting page.
Afrocents invites film and drama schools to partner with us on COVID-19 Ghosts, a full-length feature film with a completed screenplay and the first film of The Chronicles of Lethe.
A complete feature-length script, with a cast of rich, meaningful roles for actors of every age and background.
Credit for your school and for every student who works on the film, in front of the camera or behind it.
Students work on a real production: acting, directing, cinematography, sound, editing, design and production management.
A film about grief, memory and accountability, with no gore and no weapons. It fits classrooms and portfolios with pride.
Prefer email? Write to afrocentstv@gmail.com with the subject “Film School Partnership”.
COVID-19 Ghosts is the first feature film of The Chronicles of Lethe, a story world built for a franchise and a planned television series. We are opening conversations with partners who share the vision.
COVID-19 Ghosts: A Novel by Ambassador Glenroy, Book Three of the COVID-19 Ghost Stories. The full novel is written and in pre-publication.
Registered investors and partners can request a review copy. Register your interest below, and Ambassador Glenroy will follow up personally.
Register and request a copyCOVID-19: Shock, Reckoning & Lessons for the Future by Ambassador Glenroy and Judith McLaren, PhD, available now.
A complete feature-length screenplay for COVID-19 Ghosts.
A worldwide open search for the lead, Dr. Amara Indra, and the full cast.
Afrocents media, podcast, radio and Common Sense University give the story a home and an audience.
The Chronicles of Lethe continues beyond the first film, with a television series in development.
This form only starts a conversation. It does not commit you to anything.
Afrocents is inviting creators everywhere to talk about, share and react to what we are building, from the global casting search to the books, the film and the COVID-19 Help Center.
Share the casting call, tag an actress you believe in, or film your own audition reaction.
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