Whether it is acting under a spotlight or creating a story with pen and paper, Zaire is a creator.

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Zaire worked her way up to Staff Writer at Disney Television Animation under legendary showrunners, Ralph Farquhar & Bruce W. Smith. 

While participating in the Disney TVA Writing Program, she was mentored and supervised by Jay Francis.

Zaire participated in HBCU in LA under Stacy Milner and is a multi-hyphenate mentee under Black Boy Black Girl Writes unde Mike Gauyo. ​

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Zaire has shadowed talented directors such as Ali LeRoi and Bentley Evans to get her foot in the door in episodic television. 

She is also working as a Screenwriter at Somewhere Animation under Jess Kedward and is working on a Civil Rights Movement film with the Moss family. ​She is currently attached as a Writer and Producer on an animated tv series in development.

When not working on these projects, Zaire is busy pitching her original projects to studios, shooting proof of concepts, and training in acting and dance. 

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A proud HBCU graduate, Zaire attended Delaware State University and has a BA in Mass Communications & Theatre.  

She gained her MA in Television & Film Production from Savannah College of Art & Design. 

 Affiliations include Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, NAACP, NABJ, Women in Animation, Alpha Psi Omega; the National Theatre Honor Society, Organization of Black Screenwriters, The Animation Guild, New Filmmakers Los Angeles, Black TV & Film Collective and the National Honor Society of Leadership and Success.

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Zaire created Davis Flicks to create projects that highlight people of color, on and off the screen.

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She is a multi-hyphenate creative that writes thru the lens of young Millennial, Gen-Z perspective,

She is available for screenwriting, acting and directing opportunities.