About the Company
Trance4mation Games, L.L.C. is a New York City based communication/game company, manufacturing revolutionary new games to revitalize and rejuvenate the human spirit through the creation of a safe “space” for authentic, life-enhancing communication and interpersonal connection. Social isolation as well as breakdowns in communication in families have become significant issues. Trance4mation Games creates powerful, cutting edge interactive games designed to address and to change this trend.
Trance4mation Games Mission:
Trance4mation Games views its mission as providing the public with unique, bold and transformational games which are in essence restorative powerhouses; games that will get people talking, interacting, connecting and laughing as soon as they begin to play. Trance4mation Games means to satisfy people’s need to communicate in ways that connect and bond them to one another.
Leslie Robinson: Inventor, Founder and CEO
Inventor of the game Keep It Real, Leslie has been a Program Director for programs for at-risk youth in the South Bronx, for six years created and implemented long-term intensive arts and after-school programs in inner city schools for at-risk and hard to reach youth, developed and led staff development trainings in creativity, and for two years, pioneered a poetry project at Rikers Island Correctional Facilities for Men and Women. She has also supervised residences for homeless young adults, worked in homeless shelters, worked in an emergency shelter for runaway youth, been an adjunct literature and writing Professor at the College of New Rochelle, and has been a Consultant for the foster care system for fifteen years. Leslie graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Masters Degree in Creative Writing. Her poetry/spoken word has been published, and has aired on numerous radio stations. Leslie is a psychotherapist with a private practice in New York City.
I sincerely welcome questions, suggestions and comments at Leslie@keepitrealgame.com
Jayson Cross: Keep It Real on the Street Host
Born in Chicago, Illinois, Jayson attended the University of Illinois where he majored in accounting. Instead of becoming an accountant, he chose to be a stand up comic. In this pursuit, he moved to NYC and began a career in modeling. He has been photographed for numerous magazines such as FHM, GQ and Details. He has shot campaigns for Kohl’s, Budweiser, Bacardi, and Phat Farm. Not just a pretty face, Jayson has hosted the WE networks 3 Men and a Chick Flick, and AMC’s Date Night. He continues to appear at clubs and colleges nationwide.
Jayson’s e-mail address is Jaysoncross@hotmail.com.
Kimberly Owens: Photographer/Editor of “Keep It Real on the Street”
Kimberly is a filmmaker that graduated from Five Towns College with a BA in Film/ Video production. She has credits in a number of independent films and music videos as well as producing, writing, directing and shooting her own short film, “Skinny” that was a selection of the Long Island Film Expo in 2008.
Kimberly’s e-mail address is animekimm@yahoo.com.

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