Born December 1, 1993 in Washington, DC, Malachi Johnson has always had a mind for storytelling and an eye for film. In his younger years he began to write down stories that came in his mind through art and ideas. At the age of 14, his father brought him his first video camera in which he used to record dance sessions with his dance crew in high school. At the age of 17 he started his college career and attended the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, in which he was persistent to earn a degree in Business Management. His first work -study job was working with the campus television channel along with a team of talented individuals to create content for healthy living and lifestyle. This set him on the right path to his true calling and allowed him to see his true potential in the media. In the spring of 2014 he became a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity INC. He later changed his Major to English literature with a concentration in Telecommunications which led him to joining the campus news and media group Discover UMES in which his media, speaking, and communication skills were enhanced. In the fall of 2016 he graduated from the University with a degree in English Literature, two weeks later he started his first film company HOTG FILMS in which he followed up with a docuseries called the "GEN" series which dealt with gentrification in DC. After being laid off in March 2017 months after he graduated. He later realized in order to produce films and series, it took capital in which he didn't have to do to be unemployed. While searching for his next job which took about 8 months before he was employed again, he began to teach himself to write scripts in which he wrote numerous which still have yet to see the eyes of the world to the screen. YET. Later the same year he started two more companies; FHAH (For Her and Her Films) for Black women and young Black girls and ONEA FIMS (One Afternoon Films) For minority Children. Both of these new companies in addition to HOTG FILMS aim to uplift, entertain, and inform, and inspire the community, Mainly people of color. In September of 2017, He landed his first Production Assistant Job with stage playwright and Director/ Producer Mike McCorkle. There he met Director/ Producer Skinny Corleone who along with Mike and other directors helped him learn the ends and outs of the film and television industry and helped him develop more skill needed to thrive and complete. Malachi Has since been an inspiration to many and has since started writing more projects and has even produced his first web series "GRANDMA'S HOUSE" which is Directed and Co-directed by Skinny Corleone and starring an all-star cast. Malachi inspires to be one of the top producers and writers of independent content on the east coast and will always keep the faith and work toward his goals of inspiring others and making a difference in the world.