G.A. Gainesbernard
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      An American author, voice actor, producer, and publisher was born in Southern California on December 27, 1981. His childhood was unique, as he balanced attending public school while touring with his family, who performed in a musical act.

      He discovered his love for writing in the sixth grade when he wanted to express his feelings for a girl he admired. In middle school, he bartered his writing services to avoid gang affiliation, often offering help to classmates by writing love letters to attract the attention of young ladies. Throughout high school, he earned Varsity and Junior Varsity letters in swimming. However, after relocating and facing racism from the swim coach at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School, he decided to pursue his interest in the culinary arts, eventually becoming an award-winning pastry chef before graduating high school. Following the terrorist attacks on September 11, he felt a call to serve his country and enlisted in the U.S. Air Force, serving honorably both overseas and domestically.

     After fulfilling his military service, he achieved his lifelong dream by publishing his first children's book, "Hidden in The Vineyard," which sold nearly 400,000 copies. With the success of his debut title, he branched out into various areas of the entertainment industry. He earned multiple degrees, including an Associate of Science in Recording Arts, a Bachelor's in Entertainment Business, and a Master's in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing.