Queen Ajima

Queen Ajima, born Ajima Adiatu Isatu Cole, is a first-generation American of Sierra Leonean descent. She discovered her love for acting at the age of 8 in a Shakespearean play. Although she initially pursued a degree in Psychology, she embraced her creative side and evolved into a multihyphenated artist excelling in acting, dance, modeling, and fight choreography. She has dazzled on international runways, served as the Face of Ankara Festivals, and performed in artists such as Jhene Aiko's music videos. Her screen presence includes roles in Bounce TV's "Mind Your Business", BET's "Haus of Vicious," and Hulu's "All I Want for Christmas," and "Remember Me: The Mahalia Jackson Story." Queen Ajima's notable performance earned her a Happa Award nomination for "Best Supporting Actress". Drawing inspiration from Viola Davis, Lupita Nyong'o, and Gina Prince-Bythewood, she founded Queen Ajima Productions in 2023 and made her directorial debut with her 2024 film "Capture The Flag." Since then she's created 4 short films, 1 podcast, and is working on a feature film.