Deonte Stubbs

Deonte' Stubbs, also known as Tae, is the second to oldest child of eight children born and raised in Warren, Ohio by Veronica W. Lacey and Free L. Stubbs (1974-1999). Tae grew a love for the performing arts watching Michael Jackson and Usher, then in 2005 as Chris Brown made an appearance on television. The love that grew for dance from being inspired by Chris Brown after the release of "Run It" sparked his leadership characteristic and started his dance group in his community. Performing talent shows and winning all over Trumbull county, Stubbs later then went solo as a performer. Cleveland Cavaliers Scream Team and America's Got Talent were not the answer as a single dancer but Teyana Taylor's "Undercover" music video (2016) was a great fit for him. He earned a role with the famous singer/actress as a lead dancer. From that point forward, his career in the performing arts became the ultimate priority. Stubbs became the bigger inspiration in the community leading with acting roles in Surviving Compton (2016) as a Death Row member. Gaining his first appearance on television, the success continued with appearances in commercials with Giant Eagle (2016) as a worker. As time went on, Stubbs took advantage of time and kept rising in the community and in the production world. In 2017, he took on his first major speaking role as an actor in an independent film directed by James Madio, "Use of Force" as Maze. Joining forces with north-eastern casting companies, he continued with acting. Tae earned a role in "Pitch Perfect 3" (2017) as military personnel and Intel commercial with LeBron James (2017) as a photographer and crowd respondent. Later became partnered with Sony Productions in an upcoming film with Matthew McConaughey (2017) as a featured gang member relative. Stretching from films hitting movie theaters, Netflix became a part of Tae's resume with "Little Evil" (2017) as a crowd respondent. Stubbs is rising to the top as an inspired actor and performer. Tae creates his own short films in his hometown and writes plays for high schools to perform and spreads the wealth of expressing yourself through the performing arts.