Honored to be cowriting and producing GRACE for Disney. The 4Q feature will be marked by grit, adrenaline, and groundbreaking choreography. Most exciting, it could potentially be the first commercial dance movie to cast a disabled actor in its starring role. Thrilled to be working on this with super talented friends @kierajallen @chelsiehill - Read about them below! Kiera Allen is a writer and actor, and the first wheelchair user to star in a major thriller in over 70 years. Allen starred opposite Sarah Paulson in Hulu’s psychological thriller, RUN, directed by Aneesh Chaganty. The film broke records for Hulu its opening weekend, becoming the streamer’s most watched movie ever at the time and the most talked about Hulu Original Film on Twitter to date. Allen’s work in the film earned much critical praise, with the Los Angeles Times calling it a “revelatory performance” and The Hollywood Reporter naming her one of their “Breakout Stars of 2020.” She was also honored with the “Spotlight Award” at the 2020 Hollywood Critics Association Awards on behalf of her role. She is currently shooting the independent feature LITTLEMOUTH which she stars opposite Denis Quaid. Chelsie Hill is a professional dancer, community leader, content creator, and Founder/CEO of the Rollettes, a Los Angeles based wheelchair dance team that is committed to education, disability representation, and female empowerment. At 17, just after qualifying for dance nationals, a car accident left her paralyzed from her waist down. Chelsea refused to stop dancing and created the Rollettes, a wheelchair dance team. Today, Chelsie and the Rollettes are proud to have built the largest network of women with disabilities in the world. Chelsie's story has been featured across Good Morning America, Today Show, Ellen, Cosmopolitan, Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, Forbes, People, and Women’s Health. Chelsie began training as a dancer at three years old and continued to compete through her senior year of high school.