about Us

Raykeke Productions specializes in bringing the written word to life from scripts to screen. Between Jernigan's and Walton's life experiences, they share over a hundred years of adversity. Learning to deal with the challenges of Dyslexia and racism, Jernigan is well-versed in overcoming bullying. Walton is no punk either when it comes to adversity. At sixty-one, she still combats the stereotype of being a Cerebral Palsien with a severe speech impediment. She says, ' 'Depending on what day it is and who I'm facing., sometimes it's a blessing or a curse.'' Obtaining a bachelor's and a master's degree doesn't prove how dapper you are to people; it just shows how gritty your spirit is.''

Raykeke Productions strives to create quality entertainment for children 

focusing on the issues of bullying, disabilities, change, embracing versatility, and inspiration

Raykeke Productions is dedicated to crafting extraordinary stories that ignite young imaginations and inspire positive change. We believe in the power of storytelling to foster empathy, celebrate diversity, and empower children to embrace their unique identities. By creating engaging content that resonates with audiences of all backgrounds, we aim to cultivate a generation of compassionate, creative, and courageous individuals who are ready to shape a brighter future. 

We are thrilled to announce the production of *The Broken Book*, set to launch in 2025. This inspiring story follows a young boy named Braxton who discovers that he has dyslexia. After struggling to read a book assignment, he initially thinks there must be something wrong with the book. Feeling frustrated, he asks his teacher for another copy. When Braxton realizes he can't read the new book either, he cries out in despair to his dad. Believing there is something wrong with him rather than the book, his father lovingly reassures him that neither his book nor he is broken.

Raykeke Productions is proud to declare that *The Broken Book* is the first installment in a heartwarming series.