Ludmilla Muse was born on March 4th, in Chicago, Illinois to native Haitian parents. The last name Muse made her a “muse” in every sense of the word. Beyond her clever business skills and undeniable charm, Ludmilla encompasses many talents. She is a mother to her only son, Mecca who is the inspiration for her children’s book, “My Day at the Park”. She also ranges from being an Actor, Music Artist, Author, Radio Host, Producer and most recently adding Award-Winning Director of her own show “Ludi Tunes”.
Ludmilla developed a love for entertainment at an early age when she began writing and performing plays for her friends and family. Ludmilla attended John Robert Powers School for Actors in Chicago. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration which inspired her to manage herself. Ludmilla’s recent pop music release, “For My Homies” was created as a uniquely branded animated video which she wrote, performed, directed, and animated on her own.
Both of Ludmilla’s independent productions, “Ludi Tunes” and “For My Homies” have been awarded “Best Animated” selection, “Best Video”, and “Best Pilot/TV Series” from worldwide film festivals such as Golden State Film Festival, Los Angeles Film Awards, Hong Kong Indie Film Festival, and Bright International Film Festival, to name a few.
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As a remote host, Ludmilla broadened her coverage to include public figures like:
Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee, Michelle Williams of Destiny’s Child, and hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons.
Ludmilla has interviewed several Reggae and Soca artists from Wayne Wonder, Ky-mani Marley, Damian Marley, Freddie McGregor, Elephant Man, Beenie Man, Lady Saw, Tanya Mullings, and many more. Being an entrepreneurial host has given her opportunities to interview on a broader scale with the likes of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson-Lee, Hip Hop mogul Russell Simmons, Hip Hop artist Nas, Treach (Naughty By Nature), Dwyane Wade and the late-great Shock G.
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Ludmilla is motivated by the love she has for her family, friends, and the children she has helped mentor. Her dream is to develop an after school non-profit program for underprivileged kids to provide better career options for the youth. Ludmilla’s kind and grounded spirit has become what she is known for in life. Her ability to keep going has become her mission statement: “No matter what happens in life, continue to March Forth!”