G. A. Gainesbernard

      An American author, voice actor, producer, and publisher born in Southern California on December 27th, 1981. His childhood was unique; he navigated attending public school and touring with his family, who toured with a musical act. Being the nephew of Donna Summer, he got to see the magic she created on stage and the joy she brought to so many others. He discovered his love of writing in the sixth grade when he wanted to reveal his feelings toward a girl he admired.​ In middle school, he bartered writing services to avoid gang affiliation, often offering his help to grab the attention of young ladies through love letters.       He earned a Varsity and Junior Varsity Letter in Swimming throughout high school. He would then have to relocate, and because of the racism he faced from the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School Swim Coach, he pursued his interest in the Culinary Arts and became an award-winning pastry chef before his High School Graduation. After the terrorist attacks on 9/11, he felt the call to serve his country, so he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and served honorably both foreign and domestically.     Fulfilled in military service, he pursued his lifelong dream and distributed his first children's book, "Hidden In The Vineyard," selling nearly 400,000 copies. With the success of his first 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/ Marketing.