Grier was born on August 17, 1970 in Marietta, Georgia. She grew up in diverse environments, attending schools in Georgia, Tennessee, and Quebec, Canada. Music is her primary focus for writing and forms her poetic art. She feels her work is an inspirational gift, and desires to share with the world. Finding her task early in life, she has studied film and music for 20 years. Working with director and photographer Fran Strine, She has delved into the spiritual and religious realm of many up and coming musical groups. Grier searched for her dreams at the roots, going back to her youth and retracing many life-learning steps. These steps lead to a glimpse of enlightenment, and therefore wet her lips with interest. Poetry led to writing stories, which branched into screenplays that hope for feature film. With honorable mention at the Terror Film Festival with her script Brood x, Grier has been a published poet for 4 years and is a Distinguished Member of the International Society of Poets inducted in 2001., Grier is active in helping other artist in achieving their goals by co-running a company built solely for that purpose, STJ Productions. She plans to publish a script filled with new and thought provoking interest written with Tennessee residents next year. She has also written a screenplay entitled "Alice Sweet Alice" based on Alice Coopers album "Welcome to my Nightmare". Author of The Gate and Ebb and Flow. Grier has directed two music videos entitled "Fantasy" and "Freestyle" featuring
Keosha and rap star Mr. Mack, Also a soon to be hit documentary "Hard Hitters" wining at the NY Film festival and the LA Film fest. Working on a Lamisil commercial Grier uses raw art and mechanics to their fullest, but wishes to expand into new technologies. Her potential is immeasurable. She opens up deep feelings in everyone that she encounters, and relieves inner struggles with meaningful conversation. Grier has been described as a gifted and talented artist.
