Chris "Broadway" Romero is a multi-disciplined creative visionary who believes that there are no boundaries when inspiration and technology come together effectively.

Turning his early love for drawing, animation, music, movies and computers into his life's passion, Broadway has continuously innovated, starting in 2001 with his directorial and production debut, Big Pun's posthumous 3D animated music video "How We Roll." He went on to produce, direct and animate several more 3d animated pilots and music videos for 50 Cent and G Unit, Sony, Trackmasters, BET, The Source and other clients and partners.

As Creative Director of Digital Media for 50 Cent and G-Unit Records, he has produced websites for 50 Cent and his entire G-Unit roster. Known to spot trends early, he spearheaded a high profile Myspace campaign for G Unit, branding every artist's site with high quality 3D animation and Flash graphics and establishing the viral information flows and marketing strategy that helped add millions of friends to the G-Unit fan network.

He also created a series of 3D animated mixtape covers for DJ Whoo Kid's immensely popular G Unit Radio series, sending millions of copies of Broadway's trademark 3D portraits out into the mixtape circuit. For that run, he was nominated for Justo's Mixtape Award for best graphics.

Broadway has also produced and managed some of the most heavily trafficked, innovative and popular websites and community destinations in the world, including 50 Cent's www.thisis50.com, www.hiphopis.us, Prodigy's www.hnic2.com , and more. Through a growing strategic relationship between Broadway's Romotion AMS digital services company, TECCworks Consulting and Youcast Corp, this paradigm shift will continue.

2007 was a special year for Broadway, as he discovered BK's best kept secret, William "APEX" Stanberry, aka APEX PRODUCTIONZ, who produced 50 Cent's Grammy nominated single "I GET MONEY." Broadway also co-produced and co-directed the video for "I GET MONEY" which was nominated for Video of the Year on both MTV and BET award shows.

Always looking ahead but respectful of the giants he walks amongst, Broadway sees a bright future despite the sea of confusion that is the current entertainment business. A future where true talent will never be marginalized, where creative people and those that enjoy creativity are always the foremost priority.